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Argentine Airlines will summarize its itinerary Buenos Aires-Havana, with three weekly flights, starting in July of this year, according to information provided by the The Economist. According to the press report, the

The Cuban Minister of Public Health, José Ángel Portal, confirmed this Saturday the decrease in new cases of COVID-19 during the last two weeks, despite the circulation of the BA.2 version of

MADRID, Spain. – Southwest Airlines will increase its flights between the United States and Cuba to a three-times per day frequency starting next May 4th. Flights will operate between Fort Lauderdale, in

The Cuban private sector has signed more than 10,000 import and export contracts through state-owned companies, since the island’s authorities gave the green light to this possibility in August 2020. In total,

HAVANA, Cuba.- From the Combinado del Este penitentiary center, in the Cuban capital, the 11J protester Yasiel Hernández Márquez denounces the unjust sentence received in retaliation for participating in the popular protests

One deceased person and 402 new infections was the balance of COVID-19 in Cuba at the close of this Friday, according to the country’s health authorities. The fatal victim was a woman

MIAMI, United States.- The Human Rights Commissioner of the Ukrainian Parliament, Liudmyla Denisova, denounced that 200 Ukrainian children have been killed since the beginning of the Russian invasion and 360 have been

The Cuban Baseball Federation (FCB) is open to incorporating island players from the United States Major Leagues into the national team for the next World Classic in 2023, according to statements by

MIAMI, United States.- The Mexican National Guard, Highways Division, arrested this Friday 13 undocumented Cubans who were traveling hidden in the bed of a truck, according to the local newspaper The Impartial.

The Stations of the Cross on Good Friday returned once again to the streets of Havanaafter two years of isolation for Cuban Catholics due to the crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic.