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The list of Cuban artists forced into forced migration, or subjected to ostracism to this day would be endless. HAVANA.- Fidel Castro’s revolution, which seemed like the end of a dictatorship, very

A phone call between the presidents of the United States and Venezuela, a massive military deployment in the Caribbean and a wave of migrant deportations keep the scene between Washington and Caracas

Cuba currently depends more than 80% on imports to cover basic food needs. LIMA, Peru – Spain suspended some 120 pork export certificates to nearly 40 countries, including Cuba, due to the

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines swore in Godwin Friday as the new prime minister this Friday, ending 24 years of rule by Ralph Gonsalves, a veteran left-wing leader and close ally of

The most important thing in these lines is in that army of rats that has invaded the city. HAVANA, Cuba. – I quickly warn the reader that with these lines I do

In the midst of an economic crisis marked by a shortage of foreign currency, low national production and the persistent impact of United States sanctions, the Cuban Government intensifies its efforts to

Isiel Díaz Vera died from lung problems after spending three days in intensive care fighting the arbovirus. LIMA, Peru – A young Cuban identified as Isiel Díaz Vera, 36 years old, died

The Cuban Ministry of Public Health (Minsap) stated this Friday that it still does not have the arbovirus epidemic on the island under control, among which the cases of chikungunya and dengue

The denunciation of the Cuban regime is part of its usual narrative, aligned unconditionally with the dictator Nicolás Maduro. LIMA, Peru – The Cuban regime denounced this Saturday what it describes as

Jesús Gilberto García was a founding member of the Cuban Communist Party and part of the July 26 Movement. LIMA, Peru – Jesús Gilberto García Alonso, former leader of the Cuban regime