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Havana, Cuba. – When there are blackouts, although they are increasingly frequent (two and three times a day) and more hours, the casserole touches in Havana are no longer as thunderous as

The President Claudia Sheinbaum On Wednesday he requested a detailed report to the consulate of his country in Miami on the conditions under which the 30 Mexicans interned at the Everglades immigration

Miami Croquetas and more, is a business that was born in full pandemic and today has become a reference for lovers of Cuban cuisine in exile. “When we arrived from a trip

The popular orchestra Los Van Van It will celebrate a new anniversary of the birth of its founder on August 2. Juan Formell He would turn 83 on that date and the

The six men left from Grande-Ase-Irois, Haiti, on July 23 and were dragged by bad weather to the coast of Guama. Madrid, Spain.- Six Haitian fishermen who were driftly since last Wednesday,

Cuban authorities They confiscated a US vessel found in territorial watersas part of the current regulations on abandoned nautical media. This action reinforces an already common practice by the Home Office (Minint)

The opponent Santiaguero entered prison being an active man who came out every day to make a living, but came out in very different conditions. Santiago de Cuba. – Evangelio Sánchez Alayo,

From August 4 to 10, the Habana Titiritera festival will celebrate its fifth edition when 26 groups of Cuba, Colombia, Mexico and South Korea will meet to present 32 works in 80

The Pinareño writer Nelson Simón launched a hard criticism against the social, economic and political situation of Cuba. Miami, United States. – Cuban poet, narrator and playwright Nelson Simon denounced on Tuesday

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday the imposition of duty 25 % above all imports from India As of August 1. According to Trump, the measure is accompanied by an additional penalty