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By Raquel Martori For Cuban actor Alejandro Phillips, portraying one of the great boxers of all time, the triple world and Olympic champion Teófilo Stevenson (1952-2012), on film was “a challenge, an

The Cuban Government has so far recognized 44 deaths from dengue and chikungunya. MIAMI, United States. – Several governments maintain active alerts aimed at their citizens about the risks of traveling to

The Cuban Government “strongly” condemned and called the confiscation by the United States of an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela an “act of piracy,” amid tensions between Washington and Caracas.

The young sagüero was accused of the alleged crime of “propaganda against the constitutional order.” HAVANA, Cuba. – Last Friday, December 5, the trial against constitutionalist activist Alexander Peraza García was concluded

In the midst of increasing restrictions in Donald Trump’s immigration policies, thousands of Cubans today see their dreams of emigrating or remaining in US territory with legal status disappear. On December 3,

“Many people do not have how to cook even a boiled meal, much less a meal,” laments a resident of Camajuaní. SANTA CLARA, Cuba. – Several rural towns, almost all belonging to

As happened in the first World Championship organized by the nascent World Boxing, the Cuban army was shipwrecked at the gates of the podium of the universal event called by the questioned

Panamanian businessman Ramón Carretero Napolitano, related to Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, alias El Cangrejo, was also sanctioned. MIAMI, United States. – This Thursday, the United States sanctioned three nephews of Venezuelan ruler

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his solidarity with the Venezuelan government this Thursday in a telephone conversation with Nicolás Maduro, just hours after the United States announced the seizure of an oil

This is what is known. MIAMI, United States. – The Venezuelan oil tanker Skipper, seized this Wednesday by United States forces off the coast of Venezuela, was heading to Cuba, where the