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The 1966 Tricontinental Conference was an attempt by Castro to take control of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). MIAMI, United States. – In 1966, after seven years of implementing drastic changes in Cuban

The team that will represent Cuba in the next World Baseball Classic (WBC, for its acronym in English) will compete against its similar Nicaragua four friendly matches as part of the preparation

Even voices from the ruling party ask for caution so as not to affect relations with the United States. CDMX, Mexico. – Senators from the Mexican ruling party Morena opened a public

The entry into operation this week of three new solar parks photovoltaic plants, which bring the total in operation to 37, increases the contribution of renewable energy to the National Electric System

The accident occurred when a truck collided with a tricycle. MIAMI, United States. – A traffic accident occurred this Monday afternoon on the Moa-Baracoa highway, in the municipality of Moa (Holguin), left

The accident occurred when a truck collided with a tricycle. MIAMI, United States. – A traffic accident occurred this Monday afternoon on the Moa-Baracoa highway, in the municipality of Moa (Holguin), left

After more than a year in the shadows, the debate over what was popularly called the Havana syndrome once again monopolizes the headlines. This time the news comes from a device acquired

The collapses occurred in buildings on Muralla and Teniente Rey streets, one during the night of Monday and another on the morning of this Tuesday. MADRID, Spain.- Two partial collapses recorded in

The Nova Corda Guitar Ensemble, under the baton of maestro Alejandro Coira Díaz, opens its musical year at the Theater of the National Museum of Fine Arts this Saturday, January 17, at

“More human rights violations will not be tolerated,” Hammer stated in an interview with Mario Pentón, in which he addressed the situation of political prisoners, immigration policy, sanctions against the regime and