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AREQUIPA, Peru – A former officer of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) said she had been attacked by some type of foreign energy weapon and accused the entity of covering

HAVANA, Cuba – On the eve of the “ordering” they created the stores in MLC to supply those that sell in national currency (which never happened), and now this year, after declaring

AREQUIPA, Peru – The Minister of Transportation in Cuba, Eduardo Rodríguez Dávila, offered details this Saturday about the companies that will assume the marketing of vehicles in the country, following the update

AREQUIPA, Peru – The four cruise lines sued by Havana Docks Corporation under Title III of the Helms-Burton Act have asked the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals not to delay referring the

AREQUIPA, Peru – The Havana skyline has changed in recent years with the construction of the K-23 Tower, a Cuban regime hotel in the heart of Vedado that is close to opening

AREQUIPA, Peru – This Friday, January 3, the Bahamas authorities returned some 19 irregular migrants (16 men and three women) to Cuba through the José Martí International Airport in Havana. According to

AREQUIPA, Peru – Cuban José López Horta, known as Pepe Horta, a prominent cultural figure on the Island, businessman and art collector, died this Friday in Havana at the age of 72.

AREQUIPA, Peru – Venezuela’s oil exports increased 10.5% over the past year. However, the Castro regime in Cuba did not benefit from this increase, according to reports the news agency Reuters. Figures

SLP, Mexico.- Official figures published this Thursday, January 2, reveal that Cuba closed 2024 with a maternal mortality rate higher than that of 2023 and with less births. The Ministry of Public

SLP, Mexico.- Reports from press agencies suggest that a increase of respiratory diseases, fundamentally, cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV)which causes flu-like symptoms and can cause serious respiratory problems, especially among children and