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After a slow start to the Atlantic hurricane season, the tropics decided to make up for lost time in the last weeks of September when Hurricanes Fiona and Ian caused devastating damage

MIAMI, United States.- The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Power Plant (CTE) left the National Electric System (SEN) again this Monday due to a breakdown in the boiler area, according to information from the

The movie Havana Essence, by Luis Ernesto Doñas, won the Lily Postproduction-Grading Award at the Biarritz Latin America Festival, which ended yesterday, Sunday, in that French city. The award was conferred at

MIAMI, United States. – This Monday, 35 Cuban migrants were taken into the custody of the United States Border Patrol, after crossing the Straits of Florida in two rustic boats and making

Former President Trump sued CNN in federal court in Florida for defamation. In the lawsuit filed Monday, his lawyers say the network “has tried to use its massive influence, purportedly as a

MIAMI, United States. – Between a climate of popular protests Due to the lack of electricity, food and freedom, the island’s regime inaugurated the Hotel Grand Aston Cayo Paredón on October 1,

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei made his first public statement Monday on the biggest protests in Iran for years. He broke weeks of silence to condemn them and accuse the United

MIAMI, United States. – The feminist platform YoSíTeCreo in Cuba, the magazine Tense Wings and the Cuban Women’s Network demanded this Monday a stop to the violence against women, girls, boys and

The Cuban government reported this Monday that it has maintained contact with the USA and has exchanged information related to the material damage suffered on the Island by the passage of Hurricane

MIAMI, United States. – The Cubalex Legal Information Center asked to the people who record the popular protests that are taking place on the Island, as well as the repression unleashed by