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MADRID, Spain.- The disappearance of the Navy Journal and the first unauthorized march of the LGTBI collective, are some of the most important events that occurred on May 11 in Cuba. 1873:

In novels, plays, in the body of the transformists who invoke her spirit night after night, La Lupe survives. More than thirty years have passed since her death and the myth she

MIAMI, United States. – Among the fatalities that resulted from last Friday morning’s explosion at the Saratoga Hotel, was Cristina López-Cerón Ugarte, a 28-year-old Spanish woman, a native of Viveiro, Lugo, who

The National School of Public Health (Ensap), of Cuba, and the University of Minnesota (UNM), of the United States, signed a memorandum of understanding in order to strengthen their academic and research

MADRID, Spain.- The former director of the university magazine Alma materArmando Franco Senén, revealed the reasons for his recent dismissal from office and denied the Union of Young Communists (UJC). According to

The corporation Habanos S.A. reached a sales figure of 568 million dollars during 2021, which represents a growth of 15% compared to the previous year. When reporting the economic results of that

MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban opponent and activist Guillermo “Coco” Fariñas was arrested this Tuesday at the José Martí International Airport upon arrival in Cuba. Fariñas returned to the island after a tour

The Cuban Days against Homophobia and Transphobia, whose fifteenth edition will be held until May 21, only scientific dialogue and social activism actions will count, out of respect for the victims of

MADRID, United States. — At last they have shown signs of life and some light has begun to be seen of what happened in 2021 in the Cuban economy. The report has

The Civil Defense of Cuba denied this Tuesday a news spread through social networks about an alleged gas leak in Havana, a few days after the tragic explosion in the Saratoga hotel.