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MIAMI, United States.- The Cuban Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) reported this Tuesday of two new deaths from the explosion that occurred last Friday at Hotel Saratoga, which increased the death toll

The number of people killed in the explosion of the Saratoga hotel that occurred last May 6 in Havana rose this Tuesday to 42, according to the part of the Ministry of

MIAMI, United States. — May 10, 1916 Our Lady of Charity of El Cobreor Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre, was declared Patron Saint of Cuba by Pope Benedict XV. It is

Cuban-American pitcher Néstor Cortés Jr. made headlines Monday after launch a game without hits until the eighth inning, for the victory (1×0) of the New York Yankees against Texas Rangers. Although the

MADRID, Spain.- This May 10 marks the 20th anniversary of the delivery to the National Assembly of the first 10,000 signatures of the Varela Project, organized by the activist Oswaldo Payá. Oswaldo

In the distant year 1831, a biographical document of undoubted value for the world saw the light. Mary Prince, who lived through the horrors of slavery, wanted to tell the story of

Havana Cuba. – It was neither the independent press nor the foreign media that reported as news the possibility that the explosion of the Saratoga hotel in Havana was due to an

Rescue and rescue forces looking for survivors of the explosion that occurred in the Saratoga hotelin Havana, found four other lifeless bodies during the last hours, which this Monday brings the fatalities

MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban-American historian Ada Ferrer (Havana, 1961) won this Monday the Pulitzer Prize for the best historical book appeared in 2021 with its publication Cuba: An American History. The work

The Cuban journalist, screenwriter and writer Leonard Padura He assures that his native country and where he lives, Cuba, is his “food” and that the inspiration for all his books comes from