Carlos Manuel de Céspedes: from the bell to silence
Havana Cuba. — On February 27, 1874, Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, the Father of the Nation, died in the small town of San Lorenzo, located in the Sierra Maestra. There, deprived of
Castillo de Jagua, an emblematic restaurant in Havana
MADRID, Spain.- In one of the most central corners of the Vedado (intersection of avenues 23 and G) is located one of the emblematic restaurants of Havana, the Bar-Restaurant Castillo de Jagua.
Ranking of private sector brands presented in Havana
The first Ranking of Notorious Brands of the private sector in Havana was presented this Saturday at the hotel Royalton Habana Paseo del Prado, in the Cuban capital. clandestine, in style; D’
At least 60 migrants die after shipwrecking off southern Italy
At least 60 people died this Sunday as a result of the capsizing of a boat carrying migrants to southern Italy. The entrance At least 60 migrants die after shipwrecking off southern
Turkish press acknowledges support of Cuban doctors after recent earthquakes
The press of Turkey highlighted this Saturday the work carried out by the Cuban medical brigade Henry Reeve, deployed in the province of Kahramanmaras, the epicenter of two recent earthquakes that have
James Webb Space Telescope discovers new galaxies
The James Webb Space Telescope continues to throw surprises. It has recently detected some very old galaxies that have astonished astronomers. They are much more massive than expected, which scientists say challenges
Omara Durand returns to the slopes at the Dubai Para Athletics Grand Prix
The Cuban sprinter Omara Durand will have her return to the tracks starting this Sunday, when she participates in the Para-athletics World Grand Prix in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, according
Peru withdraws its ambassador to Mexico
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte announced yesterday the definitive withdrawal of her ambassador to Mexico, Manuel Gerardo Talavera Espinar, in response to criticism from President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), whom she reproaches
Félix Varela, Founding Father of the Cuban nationality
MADRID, Spain.- This Saturday marks the 170th anniversary of the death of Félix Varela y Morales, priest and philosopher, considered one of the Founding Fathers of the Cuban nationality. Varela died in
Two Cubans steal champion belts from boxer Yordenis Ugás
MIAMI, United States. — Two men, presumably of Cuban nationality, would have stolen the world champion belts from the Cuban boxer Yordenis Ugas at his home in Las Vegas, as Dayanara León,