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The main one so far Cuban chess playerCarlos Daniel Albornoz from Camagüey, will not continue representing the island. Albornoz, who currently leads the ranking of players assigned to the Cuban Federation, requested

The energy assistance provided by Mexico, justified by its president as humanitarian aid, has not contributed at all to improving the lives of the Cuban people. HAVANA.- In the midst of escalating

The Kremlin considered “alarming” the information about a possible total blockade of Cuba by the United States in order to achieve regime change on the island. “We have read a lot of

At the beginning of last year, Cubans already represented the largest group of residency applicants in Uruguay. SANTA CLARA, Cuba. – At the end of last year, the public intervention of a

A major ice and snow storm that has affected nearly two-thirds of the US territory has left at least six people died from hypothermia and caused power outages that affected more than

A US federal judge blocked the initiative of the Trump Administration to revoke the legal status of more than 8,400 family members of US citizens and permanent residents, including Cubans, who arrived

The lack of fuel that severely affects Cuba, and that could worsen even more after the recent events in Venezuela, hits in advance the recently begun sugar harvest. The deficit of this

The energy crisis seems to exceed official figures and the perception of Cubans the day before was that of an almost general blackout. LIMA, Peru – Blackouts in Cuba continue to worsen

The closure of family reunification programs through parole was a direct blow to families in the region, including Cuban ones. LIMA, Peru – U.S. District Court Judge Indira Talwani blocked the Trump

Of the 640 tons of fish that the regime projects in the province, only about 128 would be destined for people’s consumption. LIMA, Peru – The prime minister of the Cuban regime,