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AREQUIPA, Peru – Cuba’s National Health System will begin administering the 10-valent Pneumosil pneumococcal vaccine to all infants born this year starting September 9. A report from the official agency Latin Press

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- The ruler of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, The president reaffirmed on Friday that he does not accept the victory of either Nicolás Maduro or the opposition

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico.- Ana Karelia Borrego Machadoa Cuban doctor who was permanently dismissed from her job for alleged unjustified absences, a measure that was fundamentally political in nature, requested political asylum

AREQUIPA, Peru – Cuba’s debut at the ongoing Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was marked by the performance of Lisbeth Rodríguez (K44) in the 47 kg division of parataekwondo. A report from the

AREQUIPA, Peru – At 58, former soccer player Erick Hernández will attempt to break the record for the longest time controlling the ball with just his feet from a sitting position, with

AREQUIPA, Peru – The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) reported that at least a dozen European tourists who visited the island in July contracted Oropouche fever. A report from

MIAMI, United States. – The platform to support people in situations of gender violence YoSíTeCreo in Cuba issued this Friday a Yeniset Alert to locate Bárbara Lozano Pendones, known as “Baby,” 44

HAVANA, Cuba. – Cuban political prisoner Roberto Pérez Fonseca has not eaten for more than two days due to pain caused by several ulcers. However, he has not received medical care in

MIAMI, United States. – The political and economic crisis in Venezuela is having a significant negative impact on Cuba’s interests, both economically and politically, said Dr. Eduardo Gamarra, professor of Political Science

MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban government will implement a project to install solar electric pumps in agricultural areas, financed by the FAO and the Global Environment Facility. According to the Latin PressThe electric