WHO says no deaths from Omicron yet
So far there have been no deaths caused by the omicron strain of the coronavirus, Christian Lindmeier, spokesman for the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday during a UN briefing in
The repression of 11J was decisive for "pause" the review of US policy towards Cuba
Joe Biden’s intentions to partially modify US policy toward Cuba were frozen by the July 11 crackdown, Juan González, director of the National Security Council for the Western Hemisphere, revealed in an
Lebanese Minister Announces His Resignation
Beirut, Dec 3 (Prensa Latina) Lebanon’s Information Minister George Kordahi announced that he will resign today, although he doubts that this is the solution to the diplomatic crisis with Saudi Arabia and
At Christmas, the pork from the Cuban tables will arrive from the United States and the beans from Mexico
Pork legs from the United States, Spanish milk and Mexican beans. At the tables of Cuban families, imported products outnumber the number and quality of the few foods that come out of
To look at the grandmothers again
They have started again. One of these mornings, the little park began to sneak through the windows of the buildings like a murmur. It was not the chirping of sparrows, but it
Sitting in the street to buy intimates for 50 pesos and resell them for 150
The long line that gathered this Thursday morning on Galiano Street was nurtured by women and men, young and old, despite the fact that the product they sold had a more restricted
Diaz-Canel walks through the production centers of Villa Clara
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, visits the Poultry Farm Picadora, and the Valle del Yabú Agricultural Company,
An architect comments on the "excesses" committed in the construction of the Fidel Castro Center
The amount of investment made by the Cuban Government in the brand new Fidel Castro Ruz Center, in Havana’s Vedado, whose works were in charge of the Office of the Historian of
Combined will maintain prominence in next harvest in Cuba
These two prototypes of self-propelled harvesters with a Cuban patent, manufactured by a Chinese company and the result of joint cooperation, had been operating experimentally for several years in sugar campaigns, the
Rafael Álvarez, another Cuban baseball player on the run
Cuba is running out of players. In 45 days six youth athletes left the Island in search of an opportunity in the Major League Baseball of the United States (MLB). This Wednesday