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Two dead and twenty injured is the result of the overturning of a bus this Friday on a section of the National Highway in the province of Cienfuegos. The accident, which occurred

The meeting of leaders of the Conference of the United Nations on Climate Change (COP30) began this Thursday in Belém, Brazil, with a clear message: move from promises to action. The meeting,

Although it did not suffer the rains of Hurricane Melissa nor the catastrophic floods that flooded part of eastern Cuba, the Havana Sports Casino has its own “floods.” It is not the

This Thursday, the tenth deportation flight from the United States arrived in Havana so far this year, with 189 men, 42 women and one minor. MADRID, Spain.- The United States deported this

The Movement towards Socialism (MAS) decided this Thursday to expel the outgoing president of BoliviaLuis Arce, after an “analysis” of the general elections, negative for the party, and due to complaints of

Residents of Maiquecito and La Sombrilla took to the streets after more than a week without electricity or water, while in Santiago de Cuba neighbors blocked a street due to the accumulation

He cuban government and the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) expressed their gratitude this Thursday to Spain, Colombia and the Dominican Republic for sending humanitarian aid to the areas affected by Hurricane

The vehicle, a Yutong that was traveling from Guantánamo to Havana, lost control shortly after two in the morning. MIAMI.-A serious traffic accident on the National Highway left two dead and 18

After the floods left by the Hurricane Melissaimportant sections of the railway in eastern Cuba still remain paralyzed, from undermined bridges to collapsed drains. This panorama forces national trains and essential industrial

The components of the proprietary State prioritize their personal ambitions and shares of power over national interests. HAVANA.-In Little chronicles of great days (1990), the Mexican poet and essayist Octavio Paz describes