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MADRID, Spain.- With the coming to power of Fidel Castro’s Revolution in 1959, many of the newspapers that had been pillars of the press republican in Cuba they stopped being published. Among

HAVANA, Cuba – Berta Soler Hernández, a representative of the Ladies in White, said she will take to the streets this Sunday and try to attend mass, after being threatened by State

AREQUIPA, Peru – Colombian President Gustavo Petro wants to talk again with Nicolás Maduro about the political crisis unleashed in Venezuela following the presidential elections on July 28. In statements for the

AREQUIPA, Peru – Seven thermoelectric plants out of service this Sunday aggravate the existing energy crisis in Cuba, which has motivated the regime authorities to take “severe measures” in recent days, including

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- A piece of art was recently discovered in a German library musical Previously unknown, probably composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as a teenager, the work, which dates from

HAVANA, Cuba. – A new chapter of what the regime calls “the process of accountability of delegates to their voters” is beginning all over Cuba these days. This may be the culminating

AREQUIPA, Peru – The possible formation of a tropical depression next week in the northwestern Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba, has prompted an alert from the National Hurricane Center (NHC). In a

AREQUIPA, Peru – Four Cubans who attacked a family home in the Peñas Altas neighborhood, Matanzas province, were arrested as a result of an investigation by the Ministry of the Interior (MININT).

AREQUIPA, Peru – The census of vehicles assembled from parts and pieces in Cuba concluded on August 22. Some 102,500 registrations were made throughout the country, with the highest numbers in the

AREQUIPA, Peru – Amid the island’s severe economic crisis, three homeless Cubans have been living outdoors in a Havana park for months. Luis Leiva Marín, Juan Sánchez and Juan Carlos, names with