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MIAMI, United States.- Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro said this week that his country will further deepen its close relations with Cuba, after holding a meeting with the island’s prime minister, Manuel Marrero,

The European Union will waive the use of face masks at airports and flights from next week as coronavirus restrictions are eased across the bloc, officials said Wednesday. The European Aviation Safety

MIAMI, United States.- Attorneys for victims of the Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside have reached a settlement in class action litigation, with plaintiffs expected to receive $997 million for the tragedy,

The mortal remains of the young Cristina López-Cerón, the Spanish tourist who died as a result of the explosion of the Saratoga Hotelin Havana, will be repatriated this Wednesday, according to information

MIAMI, United States.- Representatives of more than 30 colleges, associations and federations of medical specialists in Mexico rejected the federal government’s announcement to hire specialists from another country, in relation to the

The Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) of Cuba reported that up to midnight on May 10, 96 new cases of COVID-19 in the country, thanks to the 5,341 samples analyzed during the

WASHINGTON, United States.- On the anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany 77 years ago, Vladimir Putin paid tribute to Soviet soldiers and remembered the sacrifice of millions of his people in

the president of bolivia, Luis Arce, warned that if the exclusion of “brother” countries materializes, he will not attend the next Summit of the Americas. The president wrote it on his Twitter

MIAMI, United States. — Cubans residing in Ottawa, Canada, clashed this Tuesday with officials of the Castro regime who attended the screening of the film The oldest (2018), dedicated to the Cuban

You feel the dejavu of other buses, of other people, of other lives, in other worlds, in other places, in Cuba. The entrance Being Cuban and (about) living trying was first published