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Cuban opposition figure José Daniel Ferrer, who was in prison, left the country along with “members of his family” for the United States after a “formal request” from Washington to receive him,

MIAMI, United States. – The opposition leader José Daniel Ferrer went into exile this morning, as confirmed to Cubanet by his own sister Ana Belkis Ferrer. The political prisoner is heading to

Yudelyn’s day starts early. At eight he arrives at Nelsy’s house, prepares her bath and breakfast. It is his third home service, although at this point he has also provided care in

The simultaneous release of hostages and prisoners marks the first phase of the agreement between Israel and Hamas, mediated by international actors and framed in a ceasefire in Gaza. MADRID, Spain.- Hamas

The American-Israeli Joel Mokyr, the French Philippe Aghion and the Canadian Peter Howitt were announced this Monday as winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on the impact of

The search for “something to eat”, often just to eat poorly once a day, is the constant (pre)occupation of Cubans. SANTA CLARA, Cuba. – For a long time now, the Cuban meat

The collision of a truck with a pole this Sunday night in Ranchuelos caused a “major magnitude” electrical breakdown in that town of Villa Clara. The accident caused “an arc of incandescent

The National Concert Band invites you to enjoy a special show in commemoration of Cuban Culture Day, this Friday, October 17, at 4:00 pm, in the Plaza de Armas. An ideal event

Mario Naito, one of the most respected figures in film criticism and research in Cuba, died this Sunday in Havana at the age of 76. Cataloged as “one of our film encyclopedias”

By Chris ThompsonTheater Professor, Australian Catholic University. In the chilling final scene of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 masterpiece, The godfatherthe door to Michael Corleone’s office closes in the face of his wife,