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MIAMI, United States. – In August 2024, 11,744 Cuban migrants arrived in the United States, representing an average of 378 people per day, according to the most recent data provided by Customs

MIAMI, United States. – The Cubalex Legal Information Center reported that political prisoner Carlos Manuel Pupo Rodríguez, national coordinator of the Union for Free Cuba Party (PUNCLI) and detained during the protests

AREQUIPA, Peru – Cuban intellectual Jorge Fernández Era sent a letter of resignation to the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) in a gesture of protest and solidarity with the

MIAMI, United States. – The non-governmental organization Prisoners Defenders reported this Monday that at the end of August 2024 there were 1,105 political prisoners in Cuba, 14 fewer than the previous month.

MIAMI, United States. – The National Office of Statistics and Information (ONEI) (official) reported On Monday, the official said that the interannual inflation rate in the formal Cuban market reached 30.12% in

AREQUIPA, Peru – The young Cuban actress Lisandra Sierra left Cuba and has been living in Spain for several months. For the past few months, the artist has become a popular face

AREQUIPA, Peru – Cuban authorities this weekend denounced the theft of dielectric oil from the country’s electrical transformers, a fact they blamed for part of the blackouts that affect the population on

AREQUIPA, Peru – American singer and guitarist Tito Jackson, an original member of the legendary group The Jackson 5 and older brother of stars Michael and Janet, died Sunday at the age

MADRID, Spain.- “I made the decision when we started our training camp in Portugal. I wasn’t sure about waiting four more years to have the opportunity to look for a better future,”

MADRID, Spain.- The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, described the Government of Nicolás Maduro as “a dictatorial and authoritarian regime”. In an interview with the Spanish