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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.- Between June 18 and July 12, the United Nations’ principal intergovernmental human rights body, the Human Rights Council (HRC), held its 56th regular session. According to the common practice

MADRID, Spain.- This Thursday, the young Ernesto Figueredo Alarcón passed away, who had shot in the head last Friday by a policeman who was a neighbour and friend of his. Since that

Every day, and with every law, with every decree, with every economic experiment and “combat order,” Cuba comes closer to becoming an abandoned ship. The post Cuba: the last one, the one

HOLGUÍN, Cuba. – On the streets of Holguín, the “Danger of Collapse” signs are more than just warnings: they testify to the negligence and lack of action by the authorities. Neither state

Hugo Franco, the first Cuban athlete to compete in Paris Without results See all results This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you consent to the use

HAVANA, Cuba.- In BarcelonaA little over thirty years ago, Cuba proclaimed to the four winds that it was a sporting power by placing fifth in the overall medal table, ahead of powerful

MADRID, Spain.- The regional organization and Human Rights Defender, Article 19 announced the holding of the “Freedom of Expression Workshop – Cuba”, a four-week intensive course that will begin on August 12.

MIAMI, United States. – The campaign Saving Lives (Saving Lives) announced this week that it will hold an event ―next Saturday, July 27, at the north campus of Florida International University (FIU)―

MIAMI, United States. – Brazilian airline Gol has requested a new international route to connect Brasilia with Havana, stopping at El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, according to a statement. a report

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- A Russian military fleet will arrive in Havana on July 27, just a month and a half after the controversial arrival of the frigate Gorshkov, the nuclear-powered submarine