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Israel launched a series of airstrikes in the Gaza Strip overnight on Tuesday, leaving at least nine dead, Palestinian media reported. The bombings, which occurred in Khan Younis and Gaza City, represent

The National Museum of Fine Arts celebrates the centenary of the prominent pedagogue and cartoonist Oscar Morriña with the exhibition The second house. Oscar Morriña. 100 yearsan exhibition that pays tribute to

The Shooting Range has established itself as the ideal meeting point for sports lovers with its lineup of live broadcasts, which includes soccer, tennis, baseball and much more. This space opens new

The embargo, Camilo Cienfuegos, Hurricane Melissa… We tell you why the “non-Cuban first lady” and the only US congressman born on the Island collided. MIAMI, United States. – The “not first lady

The delegations of Cuba and the United States held a tense meeting this Tuesday at the UN General Assembly, where the Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, accused the US ambassador to

The Yellow Submarine will open its doors this week until Sunday, November 2 with its long-awaited musical options for all lovers of Cuban rock. Today Tuesday the 28th, tomorrow Wednesday the 29th

The Tango Fair arrives in Havana Espacios Creativos as part of the TangueArte Festival, to celebrate a day dedicated to art, dance and River Plate culture this Saturday, November 1, from 10:00

The polycrisis we are experiencing and its mismanagement mean that any part of the national territory that is affected by an event like Melissa would suffer a catastrophe; but the expected impact

More than a century ago, José Martí warned about the role of social conditions in crime. Today, his words gain strength in the face of criminality marked by the action and omission