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AREQUIPA, Peru – Amid the island’s energy crisis, marked by constant blackouts, the company Vehículos Eléctricos del Caribe (VEDCA) plans to bring electric cars to Cuba for the domestic market. A report

SANTA CLARA, Cuba. – At noon, a truck loaded with beer stretches its hose and begins the process of bottling one of the tankers placed in the middle of the street, near

MIAMI, United States. – This Friday marks the 101st anniversary of the birth of Luis Carbonell, who came into the world on July 26, 1923 in Santiago de Cuba. From an early

MIAMI, United States. – The French government announced Friday that sabotage had occurred on the high-speed train lines (TGV), just on the opening day of the Olympic Games. The attacks, which took

MADRID, Spain.- Cuban activist Rosa María Payá sent a message to the Venezuelan people a few days before the elections in Venezuela, scheduled for July 28. Through the social network XPayá expressed

AREQUIPA, Peru – “We will not allow them to continue causing harm, their time is up (…) There will be an iron fist and justice for the fascists and the violent ones,”

MADRID, Spain.- The National Bank of Cuba (BNC) rejected this Thursday before the Court of Appeal in London the legitimacy of the investment fund CRF I Limited as its creditor to collect

HAVANA, Cuba.- Paris is about to host the Olympic Games, and as an appetizer I propose my selection of the five most moving episodes signed by Cuban athletes in the history of

First Cuban “defection” in Paris: judoka Dayle Ojeda decides not to return Cubanet Without results See all results This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you consent