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A plane carrying 20 tons of humanitarian aid from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) landed in Cuba to assist those affected by the powerful Hurricane Melissa.

The deterioration of sanitary conditions has favored the spread of viruses. MIAMI.- A 16-year-old teenager died in Santiago de Cuba in a context of growing health alarm due to the expansion of

Less than a week after the strong blow of Melissa to the east of Cuba, at dawn this Sunday the news was reinstatement of unit 1 of the Felton thermoelectric plantwhich had

The Freely Convertible Currency (MLC) remained stable at 205 pesos, a sign of the lack of popular interest in a currency of little use. HAVANA.- The US dollar fell this Monday to

The main currencies this Monday chained a new day of downward quotes in the informal market of Cuba, where the euro was on the verge of falling below 500 pesos (CUP) per

The combination of health, food, economic and service crises, together with repression and the deterioration of security, has placed Cuban society in one of its moments of greatest tension in decades. HAVANA.-

Days after denying that the army of USA would attack “shortly” objectives in the territory of VenezuelaPresident Donald Trump said he “does not believe” that a war between the two nations. In

The detainees face sentences for crimes such as child sexual abuse, kidnapping and assault, ICE reported. MADRID, Spain.- The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE) recently detained three Cuban citizens

Gil’s decisions were celebrated and approved unanimously in the National Assembly of People’s Power, which was not capable of safeguarding the interests of the people it claims to represent. HAVANA.- People don’t

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