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The resumption involves “priority boarding” of passengers with tickets booked for their original travel date. LIMA, Peru – The National Bus Company in Cuba resumes its operations normally starting this Saturday at

In the midst of rumors and publications on the networks about significant damage to a Contramaestre dam that would put the population of that municipality of Santiago de CubaCuban authorities assured this

Cubanet interviews the historian and businessman Omar Sixto. HAVANA.- Few books like The fun is over. The Cuban economy: the leap from capitalism to socialism (1959-1965)from the historian and businessman Omar Sixtoexplain

The parapesas took center stage in the Cuban delegation this Friday in the Youth Parapan American Games that are celebrated in Chile. Two gold medals, three silver and one bronze was the

The Cuban Government updated this Thursday the preliminary balance of the damages caused by the Hurricane Melissawhich intensely hit the east of the island a week ago and left severe damage in

The Government of Peru announced this Friday the “definitive” departure of the Cuban ambassador to that country, Carlos Zamora, amid questions about the work of the island’s diplomat. The announcement was made

Two dead and twenty injured is the result of the overturning of a bus this Friday on a section of the National Highway in the province of Cienfuegos. The accident, which occurred

The meeting of leaders of the Conference of the United Nations on Climate Change (COP30) began this Thursday in Belém, Brazil, with a clear message: move from promises to action. The meeting,

Although it did not suffer the rains of Hurricane Melissa nor the catastrophic floods that flooded part of eastern Cuba, the Havana Sports Casino has its own “floods.” It is not the

This Thursday, the tenth deportation flight from the United States arrived in Havana so far this year, with 189 men, 42 women and one minor. MADRID, Spain.- The United States deported this