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Cuban Luis Hernández Casanova was rescued alive last Sunday, April 3, after spending more than four hours buried by the collapse of the stones of a rustic oven to make lime, according

MIAMI, United States. – The NGO Freedom House again classified Cuba as a country that “is not free” in its latest report on freedom around the world, published on February 28th. In

The Major League season was on the air for nearly 100 days — 99 to be exact — the length of one of the longest work stoppages in American baseball history in

Madrid Spain. “A handkerchief with four drops of water fell from the sky, and on each end it said: We are going to Nicaragua!” This is how students from a school in

Five Cuban migrants – one woman and four men – were rescued in the Caribbean Sea, between the Florida peninsula, the Bahamas and the Gulf of Mexico, by a cruise ship after

MIAMI, United States.- Richard Blanco, the fifth inaugural poet in the country by reading his moving poem “One Today” at the second inauguration of President Barack Obama in 2013, became the first

Havana Cuba. – There is no talk of another issue in Cuba other than leaving the country. People are leaving by the thousands in what may soon become the largest and longest

In 2011, during a research stay in Cuba, I had the immense privilege of contacting Ambrosio Fornet. My idea was to carry out an extensive interview on the always controversial subject of

MADRID, Spain.- The leader of the Patriotic Union of Cuba (UNPACU) and political prisoner, José Daniel Ferrer, is on a hunger strike to express his opposition to the San Remo Music Awards

Cuba identified 654 infections of the SARS-CoV-2 virus this Tuesday, according to the Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) that in its part today does not report death due to COVID-19. During the