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During the first half of this year Cuba approved nine businesses with foreign capital for an amount of about 20 million dollars, reported this Wednesday the Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign

Madrid Spain.- In the midst of constant blackouts, shortages, housing and transportation crises, the Cuban government announces that Cuba is ready “to provide tourism with a quality service this summer.” As reviewed

The notable Cuban forensic anthropologist Héctor Soto Izquierdo, with wide international recognition in his specialty, recently passed away in Havana at the age of 73, according to official media reports. At the

Madrid Spain.- The Consulate of Spain in Cuba announced this Wednesday that tourist visa appointments are sold out. The consular headquarters indicated through Twitter which will not be available again until next

The commissioner of the Big leagues American Baseball (MLB in English), Rob Manfred, recognized this Wednesday that the Cuban Baseball Federation (FCB) It is the only entity authorized to form the Island’s

MIAMI, United States.- The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) for Cuba denounced this week that at least six waves of repression have occurred on the island after the anti-government protests of

The contempt of Congress trial of Steve Bannon, former campaign manager and adviser to Donald Trump, began with a direct attack by prosecutors who presented their first arguments about his refusal to

MIAMI, United States. – This Wednesday, the United States House of Representatives voted against an amendment presented by Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (Democrat of Michigan) to grant unilateral concessions to the Cuban regime.

The James Webb Space Telescope has found a galaxy that existed 13.5 billion years ago, a scientist who analyzed the data said Wednesday. Known as GLASS-z13, the galaxy dates back to 300

MIAMI, United States. – The Cuban regime allocated 18 million pesos to the construction and start-up of a moringa processing plant, which is currently “more than 90 percent complete,” according to reported