“Affaire Gil”, the perfect storm
The “Gil affair” is another play. Let us not be distracted by asking for public trials or transparency where there have never been any. HAVANA, Cuba – If Hurricane Melissa has been
Cuba bids farewell and recognizes Armand Mattelart, pioneer of criticism of the media and globalization
The Belgian theorist Armand Mattelart, a key figure in the political economy of communication, died on Friday in Paris at the age of 89, with a work marked by critical analysis of
Minister of Energy and Mines: “The restoration of electricity is becoming more complex”
In Guantánamo, 66% of its inhabitants are still without electricity, and in Granma, 83% of the population is not receiving electricity. LIMA, Peru – “In Santiago de Cuba the restoration of electricity
45% of central-western Cuba will have blackouts this Sunday while the east remains without service
45% of the central and western region of Cuba will experience power outages this Sunday, while a large part of the east of the country continues without service after the passage of
Cuban writer Julio Travieso Serrano dies at 85
Some of Travieso Serrano’s most relevant novels were “To kill the wolf” and “When the night dies.” LIMA, Peru – Cuban writer, professor and journalist Julio Travieso Serrano died in Havana last
Another controversy will accompany Cuba in the baseball Copa América
The Cuban Baseball and Softball Federation (FCBS) announced this Sunday the roster that will represent her in the nascent starting November 13 America’s Cup, based in Panama. And as usually happens, the
The US coordinates the distribution of millions of dollars in humanitarian assistance for Cuba
The US State Department reported that humanitarian assistance will go directly to those most affected in eastern Cuba. LIMA, Peru – The United States announced that it is coordinating with the Catholic
The US allocates 3 million dollars in humanitarian aid to Cuba through the Catholic Church
The United States announced today, in what appears to be the first concrete offer of humanitarian aid to Cuba, that it will send $3 million in assistance to the victims of Hurricane
How is transportation going in eastern Cuba four days after Melissa?
Transportation has been seriously affected after the hurricane, with the rail and National Bus service being the most affected. LIMA, Peru – The Minister of Transportation in Cuba, Eduardo Rodríguez Dávila, reported
Etecsa launches new calling and messaging packages “without affecting the mobile balance”
The Cuban Telecommunications Company (Etecsa) incorporated new calling and messaging packages that are purchased separately through Transfermóvil, “without subtracting from the main balance” of users. According to the company, customers can buy