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Cuban-American historian Ada Ferrer won the Pulitzer Prize for the best history book published in 2021 this Monday thanks to her work Cuba: An American Historywhich reviews the island history from the

MIAMI, United States.- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Monday that establishes a “Day of the victims of communism” in the state and requires that students learn about communism in

Politics in the state of Florida has been transforming at a dizzying pace in recent years, becoming increasingly conservative. The political change that is occurring is due to circumstances such as demographics

MIAMI, United States.- The Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) reported This Monday afternoon, the death toll from the explosion that occurred last Friday at the Saratoga Hotel in Havana rose to 40,

The people killed in the explosion of the Saratoga hotel reached 40 this Monday, according to this afternoon’s part of the Ministry of Public Health of Cuba (MINSAP). The figure has risen

HAVANA, Cuba.- From the Combinado del Este prison center, located in the capital of the island, the 11J protester Alexis Borges Wilson denounced that for several months he has suffered from a

Amid a military parade to commemorate the end of the Great Patriotic War, which is still evoked in Russia today, Russian President Vladimir Putin tried Monday to justify Moscow’s military action in

MIAMI, United States.- Among the fatalities in the accident that occurred last Friday morning in Havana, when a gas leak caused the Hotel Saratoga to explode, was Cristina López-Cerón Urgarte, a 28-year-old

With music and specialized attention, 120 children from the school affected by the explosion that occurred in the Saratoga hotel from Havana, were received this Monday by the Rafael María de Mendive

MIAMI, United States.- The ex-political prisoner Juan Carlos Herrera Acosta published this Monday in his account Facebook several videos of how a free Cuban from Syracuse, New York, confronted a defender of