Rains cause blackouts in several areas of Havana
Havana Cuba. – After the rains of the last few hours, several areas of the capital were left in the dark. Neighbors of Hillone of the municipalities affected, report that several transformers
Cubans win bronze in U-21 Volleyball Pan American Cup
The women’s team Cuban sub-21 team defeated the Dominican Republic 3-1 this Sunday and won bronze in the North, Central America and Caribbean Volleyball Pan American Cup (Norceca), held in Nogales, Mexico.
Armando Valladares, pride of Cuban dissidence
Havana Cuba. – On May 30, 1937, Armando Valladares was born in Pinar del Río. He was a sympathizer and official of the Cuban Revolution until it became clear to him that
Silvio Rodríguez in concert
The renowned Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez will be offering a concert on the occasion of the closing of the International Film and Environment Festival of the Caribbean, Isla Verde. The event will
CubaNet confirms femicide in Guantanamo: mother is murdered by the father of her daughters
MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban Yaricel Hernández González was murdered last Friday by her husband, confirmed to CubaNet a neighbor of the victim, who preferred to remain anonymous. According to information from the
Concerts by Manon Galy and Jorge González Buajasán in Havana
Within the framework of the Month of French Culture in Cuba, the chamber duo made up of the French violinist Manon Galy and the Cuban pianist Jorge González Buajasán will be offering
Exodus of Cuban baseball players: World Cup pitcher arrives in the US for family reunification
MADRID, Spain.- The young Cuban pitcher Oscar Hernández, who competed in two Baseball World Cups, arrived in the United States in recent days through the Family Reunification Program. Hernández, 23 years old
Reynaldo Miravalles or the unforgettable peasant Melesio
Mexico City, Mexico.- In 1944, at just 21 years old, he made his first appearance on the radio station “La voz de los Ómnibus Aliados.” As of that date, his voice would
The first hundred years of Servando Cabrera Moreno
“Although Servando was not directly my teacher, his example as a confident artist with firm convictions, his love for world and national culture, for our values and roots, their respect for the
James Polk, the US president who wanted to buy the Island of Cuba
Havana Cuba. – In the second decade of the 19th century, John Quincy Adams, then Secretary of State of the United States, made clear his country’s interest in annexing Cuba. The official