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SLP, Mexico.- At least 12 people were detained after the confrontation between police and residents of Finca Traviesa, a hamlet near the Technological University of Havana (CUJAE), in Marianao, according to the

MIAMI, United States. – The proliferation of midges in tourist destinations in Cuba, especially in coastal areas, began to generate complaints from tourists, especially Russians, one of the national groups that travel

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. – On December 2, the Cuban artist and political prisoner Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara turned 37 years old. That day, an event was organized in Buenos Aires to commemorate

SANTA CLARA, Cuba. – Just as happens with Caridad del Cobre or San Lázaro, syncretized in Oshún and Babalú Ayé, respectively, Santa Bárbara is identified in the Yoruba pantheon with Changó, one

MIAMI, United States. – The Minister of Labor and Social Security of Cuba, Marta Elena Feitó, informed official media that all work and teaching activities were suspended due to the total blackout

HAVANA, Cuba. – A new disconnection from the National Electrical System (SEN) left Cuba without an internet connection, as reflected by data published by Diktyon in its official account on the platform

MIAMI, United States. – Cuba was plunged into a new total blackout at 2:08 in the morning this Wednesday, after the disconnection of the National Electric System (SEN), according to reported the

SLP, Mexico.- In the midst of one of the worst fuel crises in Cuba, the regime authorized the Australian company Melbana Energy to export the crude oil it extracts on the Island,

SLP, Mexico.- This Monday, December 2, a fire broke out in the photovoltaic solar park (PSFV) of Alcalde Mayor, located in the municipality of Abreus, Cienfuegos, according to what was reported in

SLP, Mexico.- The president of the United States, Joe Biden, signed a law which prohibits the recognition of trademarks confiscated by the Cuban Government, reaffirming Bacardi’s rights over the Havana Club rum