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Witnesses described scenes of panic when at least two gunmen opened fire on attendees, forcing dozens of people to flee or seek shelter. MIAMI.- At least 15 people died on Sunday after

The Cuban Government assured this Monday that the outbreak of chikungunya and dengue is moving “towards an improvement in control” in Cuba, although “the curve” in the graph of new cases “is

Cuba continues to suffer a brutal inversion of the social pyramid, where serving tables is more profitable than saving lives. HOLGUÍN.- “Today people do not want to work with the government; they

The time as coach of the former star player Regla Torres will have a new chapter starting next January, when she assumes command of the Guerreras de Puebla during the first edition

“It’s like the virus changed. In my house there are four of us, and none of us are worth a kilo to do anything for exactly sixty-three days now” VILLA CLARA.- The

The Cuban Telecommunications Company (Etecsa) alerted Cubans in the last few hours to several publications circulating on networks about raffles and prizes that the company would offer to its users. “It is

“In my house it’s been five days since we’ve seen the main course. I have two chicken sandwiches for the weekend when the girl from the scholarship comes, and that’s it. Next

The communicator Adelth Bonne, after years of police harassment, pressure against those around him and the imposition of exile as the only alternative to prison, is forced to renounce his collaboration with

Patio Abierto, the Jam Session of the Young Art Fund arrives this Thursday, December 18, at 7:30 pm, at Cesar Jazz Club with Sintergia Jazz Collective as the host band of the

Drafter of the 1948 Declaration, Santa Cruz left a central legacy in the defense of democracy as a universal human right. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.- On the occasion of a new anniversary of