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MIAMI, United States – Reporters and activists have denounced a new wave of repression unleashed on the Island against collaborators of independent media outlets in the past hours. The latest reports indicate

AREQUIPA, Peru – Research carried out over the last 15 years by the Center for Atmospheric Pollution and Chemistry (CECONT) in Cuba verified that the cities with the worst levels of air

AREQUIPA, Peru – Next January 10 will be the inauguration of the winner of the presidential elections in Venezuela, a date for which Edmundo González Urrutia could return to that country. A

AREQUIPA, Peru – The informal foreign exchange market in Cuba recorded a new increase in the price of the dollar. At dawn this Saturday, the average sale of the US currency rose

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- A driver from Matanzas passed away this Thursday after his car hit a retaining wall on the central highway towards the Perico municipality and caught fire. As reported

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- The roof of the Lorenzo Padilla Díaz Museum of Art of Matanzas (MAM) collapsed recently, after having remained for more than a year with severe structural damage that

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- News about the reggaeton singer arrives in dribs and drabs Cuban José Manuel Carvajal, known artistically as El Taiger, who is in critical condition after being shot in

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- The Government of President Joe Biden announced this Friday that it will not renew the parole granted to immigrants from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti, when it expires

MIAMI, United States. – A fire broke out this Friday between 11:30 and 11:45 am at the headquarters of the publishing house of the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cubalocated on

MIAMI, United States. – A second Turkish worker who was injured last week in the accident at the KPS-57 floating power plant, located in Havana Bay, died in the early hours of