Jamaican sprinter Thompson adds votes in Prensa Latina poll
Thompson deserved his third vote in the poll thanks to an excellent performance at the Tokyo Olympics where he won three crowns by winning the 100, 200 and 4 × 100 meter
Sad Christmas in Cuba
The air begins to blow from the north, the cool temperatures announce the arrival of the brief Cuban winter and, with it, Christmas is also approaching. The little trees sparkle in a
Disney dubbed into Spanish
The Cuban Cinematheque has scheduled this November, every Saturday and Sunday in its children’s and youth space, eight animated feature films from the Disney factory, under the heading “Walt Disney Classics in
Walk in the streets of Cienfuegos, dressed in white, and call for mobilization
David Martínez Espinosa, professor and activist from Archipelago, he marched this monday alone dressed in white by Cienfuegos to throw a rose into the sea. The act vindicates the lively struggle of
Belarus works with UN agencies to solve the migration crisis
The head of the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Belarusian Ministry of the Interior, Alexei Begún, explained that together with these UN agencies, measures are being drawn up to resolve
Russian tourists are seduced by the Dominican Republic to the detriment of Cuba
The Russians continue to be the engine of tourism in Cuba, which so far this year has lost almost 75% of visitors compared to the previous year, which is already very bad.
Look at Reinier from the inside
The Olga Alonso Theater group, the teachings of the teacher Humberto Rodríguez and the National School of Art (ENA), marked an important stage in the life of that boy who dreamed of
What remains of the Revolution
A chipped building, eaten away by moisture, with plants growing wild on the cornices. In the columns, several slogans on the dirty white that seem recent: “Long live the CDRs” (Committees for
ILO denounced the impact of Covid-19 on migrant workers
These employees were the first to experience the economic impact of the pandemic, specified a new ILO report entitled Locked up and in limbo: The global impact of Covid-19 on the rights
The passage of Cubans through Mexico, between the assaults and the heavy hand of the Government
“If they look back, they die.” Fear paralyzed the Cuban migrant Yarol González when he saw the long weapons with which several subjects pointed at him, two Venezuelans and a Honduran. They