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The regime reported a total stoppage at the ENERGAS plant in Puerto Escondido to “guarantee operational safety.” LIMA, Peru – Maintenance at the ENERGAS plant in Puerto Escondido will leave the inhabitants

Cuban authorities are investigating illegal cash trafficking through a transnational company that, according to the Ministry of the Interior, operates outside the national banking system and puts pressure on the country’s already

The cash shortage continues to affect the Cuban population and, based on the current situation, it does not appear that it will be resolved in the short term. The lack of availability

On July 17, 1936, Francisco Franco and other soldiers revolted against the republican constitutional order. This caused, after almost three years of war, the fall of the Second Spanish Republic on April

The World Health Organization (WHO) published a report stating that almost one in three women in the world—approximately 840 million—has experienced physical or sexual violence from an intimate partner or non-partner sexual

Eduardo trained as a bartender in the hardest years of the Special Period, but it was in Miami where he reached the next level. MIAMI.- At 18 years old Eduardo Perez I

The musician Julio Eladio Noroña Cruz, founder of The Van Van and one of the essential names of an orchestra that unites several generations of Cubans, died this Wednesday at the age

The Design Factory opens its doors this Friday the 21st, at 5:00 pm, to inaugurate + Black Tearsan exhibition that invites you to explore new perspectives on art and design in the

The Cuban Government sells expired cans for 40 pesos while the population wonders where the donations are. MADRID, Spain.- In Santiago de Cuba, citizen unrest persists after the sale of expired cans