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Karla González Horta (Matanzas, 2000) works as a specialist at the Council of Plastic Arts and at the Génesis Gallery, in her hometown. He has completed a degree in Sociocultural Management for

As part of a broad solidarity movement, the Cuban sports system is promoting a call to collect donations for the victims left behind by Hurricane Melissa as it passed through the eastern

Two days after the Hurricane Melissa crossed eastern Cuba, thousands of people continued to be evacuated because the Cauto Basin faces a critical flood point. Dozens of Granma towns are being evacuated

The Attorney General’s Office of Cuba reported this Friday of the indictment of former Minister of Economy and Planning and former Deputy Prime Minister Alejandro Gil for the crimes of espionage, embezzlement,

The World Food Program has begun distributing supplies in the most affected provinces, but the regime’s lack of transparency raises questions about the destination of international aid. MADRID, Spain.-The United Nations World

The declines in the price of dollar and the euro in the Cuban informal market extended this Friday, when the price of buying and selling currency The American currency is quoted at

The fall in currencies coincides with the increase in the crisis caused by Hurricane Melissa, which keeps a large part of the country without electricity or water. MADRID, Spain.- The US dollar

This Friday, the Civil Defense moved the provinces of Santiago de Cuba and Granma to the “recovery” phase, the last two that remained on “alarm” due to the passage of the powerful

Locals confront the authorities while chanting: “That’s a lie,” “we want answers.” MIAMI.-In the Ho Chi Minh district, in the city of Guantanamo, several dozen residents took to the streets this Thursday

Donald Trump has denied with a categorical “no, it is not true” that plans are being finalized to attack military targets in Venezuela. Surrounded by journalists on Air Force One, they asked