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MIAMI, United States.- A group of Cubans gathered this Thursday afternoon in Calzada del Cerro, between San Pablo and Auditor, Havana, to protest and demand that the government replace the electricity, after

Ian’s winds strengthened to 70 mph Thursday morning after the system weakened to a tropical storm while moving over central Florida. The storm was expected to regain hurricane strength as it moves

VILLA CLARA, Cuba. — After more than 24 uninterrupted hours without electricity, Frank Yera, a Santa Clara self-employed owner of a paladar in the Capiro district, decided to distribute among the neighbors

the president of MexicoAndrés Manuel López Obrador, said this Thursday that he offered to supply Germany with Mexican natural gas in the face of supply problems due to the conflict with Russia,

MIAMI, United States. – The Cuban journalist Claudia Padrón Cueto accused the governor of Pinar del Río, Rubén Ramos Moreno, of lying in this Wednesday’s broadcast of the Noticiero Estelar de Televisión

As if preparing for an arduous journey, last night I watched the nearly three hours of Blonde, the film by Andrew Dominik that takes up the homonymous novel in whose pages Joyce

MADRID, Spain.- After more than 24 hours without electricity, residents of the province of Holguín took to the streets on Wednesday night to demand the restoration of the service. As confirmed to

Cuba raised to three vFatalities after the passage of Hurricane Ianwhile the recovery tasks continue this Thursday, when the country is almost totally paralyzed due to the lack of electricity. the official

MIAMI, United States. – The participants in the 88th International PEN Congress, currently being held in Uppsala, Sweden, have addressed the situation of writers, artists and journalists in Cuba, according to a

This image was sent to me last Friday. Rolled without much success on the moralizing slopes of Facebook. It was originally published on a Mexican page: Turriland. An entertainment site with over