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AREQUIPA, Peru – The Sancti Spíritus – Havana train resumed service on July 25 with scheduled departures twice a week, on a route that includes 22 stops in five provinces. A State

HAVANA, Cuba – “Once again, the personal interests of some members of our jurisdiction are evident above the interests of the Institution. The actions carried out on July 23 by these Masons

MIAMI, United States. – Journalist Magda Iris Chirolde, editor-in-chief of Canal Caribe news programs, died on Wednesday night, according to reports from colleagues and official Cuban media on social media. The cause

AREQUIPA, Peru – Hilario Peña, a famous Cuban actor, is in Miami. The artist is mainly known for his work in television and his role as “El Señor Juez” in the comedy

AREQUIPA, Peru – A Girón bus crashed into a house in downtown Santiago de Cuba on Wednesday, causing a collapse that left one person dead. As reported by journalist Yosmany Mayeta through

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.- Between June 18 and July 12, the United Nations’ principal intergovernmental human rights body, the Human Rights Council (HRC), held its 56th regular session. According to the common practice

MADRID, Spain.- This Thursday, the young Ernesto Figueredo Alarcón passed away, who had shot in the head last Friday by a policeman who was a neighbour and friend of his. Since that

Every day, and with every law, with every decree, with every economic experiment and “combat order,” Cuba comes closer to becoming an abandoned ship. The post Cuba: the last one, the one

HOLGUÍN, Cuba. – On the streets of Holguín, the “Danger of Collapse” signs are more than just warnings: they testify to the negligence and lack of action by the authorities. Neither state

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