Cuban bishops hope to provide US aid to Melissa victims
The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba (COCC) reported this Friday that in the coming weeks they hope to finalize the aid offered by the United States Government for the victims of
Díaz-Balart: “It is possible that more charges will arise” against the former pilot involved in the murders of Hermanos al Rescate
Díaz-Balart highlighted the seriousness of the case and celebrated that federal authorities are resuming a key episode in the search for justice for the victims. MADRID, Spain. In interview with journalist Mario
With Guiteras back, the demand at night continues to turn off more than half of the country
The entry yesterday of the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant, with 230 stable megawatts after a technical stoppage of several days, gives a break to the National Electric System, but the blackouts continue
The US condemns the Cuban regime’s offensive against the independent press
“The dictatorship only seeks to distract from its incompetence, poor economic management, failed communist policies, corruption and repression,” Washington said. MIAMI, United States. – The United States Department of State, through its
Nearly 17,000 immigrant truckers will lose their commercial licenses in California
Bad news for drivers immigrants who do not have a permanent residence in the United States arrived this Thursday with the announcement of the Department of Vehicles of Californiawhich has decided to
Sandino Combinado authorities search and confiscate mobile phone from inmate’s mother
The prison director seized the equipment and also suspended the woman’s right to visit her son for six months. HAVANA, Cuba. – Citizen Ana Belquis Márquez Rodríguez was the victim of a
Three gramophones for Cuba: Gloria Estefan, Chucho Valdés and César Orozco shine at the Latin Grammys
Although only three artists of Cuban origin won a Latin Grammy, the presence of the Island in the nominations was considerable. MIAMI, United States. – Cuban music was felt at the 26th
Archdiocese of Miami will send four humanitarian aid planes to Eastern Cuba
The first of the flights has already arrived in Santiago de Cuba. HAVANA, Cuba. — The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba (COCC) announced this Friday the arrival of planes with humanitarian
Cuba: More than 15% year-on-year inflation, according to the ONEI; around 70%, according to an economist
Compared to official records, economists’ estimates point to a much wider gap in the cost of living. MIAMI, United States. – Interannual inflation in Cuba’s formal market stood at 15.41% in October,
Mike Hammer: “From abroad you cannot appreciate the true suffering of the Cuban people”
The diplomat, head of the US mission in Cuba, is completing one year of service on the Island. MIAMI, United States. – The head of the United States diplomatic mission in Cuba,