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HAVANA, Cuba. – While the government claims that it is sacrificing the economy to lessen the impact on the population, Cubans continue to be subjected to blackouts for more than 12 hours

AREQUIPA, Peru – Panama’s National Migration Service reported Monday on the decline in the migratory flow in the Darien jungle, one of the routes also used by Cubans in recent years when

MIAMI, United States. – Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu announced Tuesday that his country will grant new lines of credit to the Cuban regime in order to help it deal with

MIAMI, United States – The Cuban Resistance Assembly (ARC) He asked this Monday in the Senate of Spain the cancellation of the economic subsidy that the European Union (EU) grants to the

MADRID, Spain.- This Tuesday, September 10, 26% of Cuban territory will suffer blackouts due to breakdowns in several thermoelectric plants and fuel shortages in other generation systems, according to reported the state-owned

HOLGUÍN, Cuba. – In the Alex Urquiola neighborhood of the city of HolguinLilian Eloísa Pedraza expresses her regret: “They turn on the water for a little while in the early morning and

HAVANA, Cuba.- The measures that the bosses of the Castro continuity are taking to limit the activities of the owners of SMEs and other private entrepreneurs recall Stalin’s offensive against the kulaks

MADRID, Spain.- In a recent report published by the personal finance company WalletHubOrlando and Miami, both in the state of Florida, were selected as the two best cities to retire in the

MADRID, Spain.- Five Republican congressmen asked the government of President Joe Biden to explain how Manuel Menéndez Castellanos, former first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) in the province of

MADRID, Spain.- This Thursday, September 12, Madrid will be the stage for the inauguration of “Luminol,” the most recent exhibition by the Cuban artist Lorena Gutierrez CamejoThe exhibition will be on San