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MADRID, Spain.- Days after Hurricane Melissa passed through eastern Cuba, the Cuban regime presented preliminary figures on the magnitude of the disaster, in a session of the National Defense Council broadcast by

A month after his previous departure, the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant disconnected again this Friday from the National Electric System (SEN), at a time when eastern Cuba remains largely off as a

He was 26 years old when he got on a 19-foot boat carrying 22 people. They say that whoever jumps into the sea does not know if he will arrive. He didn’t

Millions of passengers in the US could face an air nightmare starting this Friday if the government shutdown is prolonged, which would force flights to be reduced at 40 airports in the

The political prisoner and independent journalist denounced new human rights violations in a letter sent to CubaNet and stated that he prefers to die rather than continue imprisoned. MADRID, Spain.- Cuban journalist

In a analysis published in Foreign Policyanalysts William M. Leo Grande and Peter Kornbluh warn of the largest military deployment of the United States in the Caribbean since the missile crisis of

The team that must represent Cuba in the next World Baseball Classic (WBC, for its acronym in English) could play two friendly matches against teams from the Major Leagues prior to the

Two days after Hurricane Melissa passed through eastern Cuba, most of my family and friends, residents of the city of Holguín, were still disconnected. They are still half-way; With Melissa’s damage to

The gender violence continues to claim fatalities in Cuba. In recent days, independent activists have reported several cases that bring the number of women who have lost their lives on the island

A new edition of the Spanish Film Festival arrived in the Cuban capital, with a selection of films that celebrate the diversity, talent and new voices of Iberian cinema. An unmissable opportunity