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MIAMI, United States. – “I don’t know if they are okay, if the hurricane took their house, if they have food, water… I don’t know what happened to them.” Katiuska Montoya lives

MIAMI, United States. – At the XVI BRICS Summit, held in Kazan, Russia, Cuba was announced as one of the 13 new countries that will join the group as associate members, according

MIAMI, United States. – In a special session of the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS), officials and human rights experts denounced the surveillance and repression exercised by the

MIAMI, United States. – A United States federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a $400 million ruling against four cruise companies — Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises — that were

HAVANA, Cuba. – These days a new Summit Conference of the nations that make up the BRICS group is meeting in the Russian city of Kazan, that conglomerate of nations from the

MIAMI, United States. – The blackout that paralyzed Cuba starting on Friday, October 18, took by surprise numerous Canadian tourists who were visiting the Island and who later suggested to their compatriots,

ISLAND OF YOUTH, Cuba. – Marlene Espinosa Fonseca does not even have her own home, she lives in borrowed houses in a town 20 kilometers from the center of Nueva Gerona, on

HAVANA, Cuba. – Up to 100 consecutive hours of power outages were reported in Cuba after last Thursday the Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero Cruz, appeared on television to announce a new “energy

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- More than 11,200 children in the province of Matanzas have not been able to receive their quota of fluid milk during the last week, due to the collapse

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- The prominent Cuban economist Mauricio de Miranda Parrondoprofessor at the Pontifical Javeriana University of Cali, Colombia, explained in an analysis published on their social networks that the Government’s