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AREQUIPA, Peru – Two hydrometeorological events are circulating this Saturday in the Atlantic. These are Hurricane Isaac and Tropical Storm Joyce, while Helene fades in the Appalachians, which entered the American South

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The LAMBDA Siboney fishing vessel was stranded this Saturday during the crossing from Havana to Gerona. The ship, approximately 32 meters in length and with a hull of prefabricated

HAVANA, Cuba. – Cubans know the appearance of many fish from photos and cannot even imagine their taste. On the Island, eating fish is a luxury; seafood is exclusive to the political

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. Former Cuban pitcher Domingo Perdomo died in Havana at the age of 92 due to the consequences of hip surgery. Sports journalist Yasel Porto reported this Saturday. Perdomo stood

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The Israeli army announced this Saturday the assassination of Hasan Nasrallah, the top leader for 32 years of the extremist paramilitary group Hezbollah. The announcement was made after it

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The tariff exemptions customs duties on food, medicine and toiletries has been extended for the eighth time until January 31, 2025. Likewise, the increase in the customs value limit

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. Approximately a month after his appointment, Han Su Chol, new ambassador to Cuba of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, arrived in Havana. The representative of the Kim Jong-un

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel praised this Friday the free market reforms carried out by Vietnam, which he said are the “demonstration of how a better society is built.” Cuba

MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The derailment of a train with three passenger cars between the Quintana and Jovellanos stations, in Matanzas, left traffic on the Central Line interrupted since Friday afternoon. As reported

HAVANA, Cuba.- Whenever I walked through Galiano, Águila, or San Rafael streets, I was tempted to enter the Fin de Siglo store through one of its four doors that led to these