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MIAMI, United States.- The Venezuelan Claudia Díaz Guillén, who was a nurse for the late dictator of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, appeared this Friday before the United States justice where she faces charges

At 82 years old, Louis Mendes takes to the streets every day accompanied by a 1940 camera and an elegant hat in order to sell his Photographs in New York. He has

HAVANA, Cuba.- This Friday, five of the 95 sentenced for demonstrating on July 12 (12J) 2021 in the town of La Güinera, in Havana, were released, according to Darcy Borrero Batista, a

Cuba expressed this Friday its “strongest” condemnation of the “cruel and inhumane” behavior of the israeli police against the participants in the funeral of the Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was

MEXICO CITY.- Cuban and foreign organizations presented reports on a series of human rights violations systematically practiced by the Havana regime. The UN Committee Against Torture believes that Cuba must respond to

The Cuban government criticized this Friday its presumed exclusion, along with Nicaragua and Venezuela, from the IX Summit of the Americaswhich will take place from June 6 to 10 in the US

Havana Cuba. – Political prisoners Walfrido Rodríguez Piloto and José Eduardo Jardines Rodríguez, protesters on July 11 (11J), declared themselves on hunger strike this Thursday after learning of their prison sentences of

According to a note from the Cuban News Agency (Acn), the National Social Security Institute (INASS) is in the midst of a process of processing provisional and definitive pensions, in an expedited

MIAMI, United States. – This Friday, the Coast Guardsman Charles Sexton, of the US Coast Guard, repatriated to Cuba 86 rafters that were intercepted in seven different operations between May 7 and

Pope Francis will visit Canada from July 24 to 30, on a trip during which he will publicly apologize for decades of violence against indigenous populations in Catholic boarding schools. “I ask