José Martí and the political prison: horrors that are still in force
Havana Cuba. – In April 1870, José Martí, at just 17 years old, became prisoner number 113 of the first brigade of white men who carried out forced labor in the quarries
More than 7,700 MSMEs have permission to operate in Cuba
He Ministry of Economy and Planning (Mep) of Cuba announced this Thursday that 64 new micro, small and medium-sized companies (MSMEs) have permission to start their operations. As reported by the agency
Why does cattle rustling persist in Cuba?
LAS TUNAS, Cuba. — The illegal slaughter of cattle and sale of their meat persists in Cuba, although cattle rustling is punishable by imprisonment similar to the crime of homicide. When the
Trump Appears in New York Due to Civil Fraud Suit
Former President Trump traveled to New York on Thursday for his second legal appearance due to a civil lawsuit for fraud brought by the city’s attorney general, Letitia James. His return comes
Díaz-Canel points to the “culprit” of the war in Ukraine… and it is not Putin!
MIAMI, United States. — The Cuban ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel assured that the culprit of the war in Ukraine It is not Putin or the Moscow regime, but the US government. The affirmations
Audiovisual cycle on European influence inaugurated in Havana
With the purpose of showing the European influence in the history of Havana, today Thursday begins an audiovisual cycle in the Center for the interpretation of Cuba-Europe cultural relations. The event, which
“Attractive, durable and sustainable”: the regime plans its new Anti-Imperialist Tribune
MIAMI, United States. — The Anti-Imperialist Tribune in Havana, an esplanade built by order of the late dictator Fidel Castro at the end of the 1990s, continues to undergo major repairs that
Torrential rains trigger state of emergency in Fort Lauderdale
After 22 to 26 inches of rain fell in Fort Lauderdale, about 30 km north of Miami, authorities have declared a state of emergency and closed the international airport. People have been
Crime in Cuba: And where are the police?
Havana Cuba. — A gang of criminals assault a bus in Ciego de Ávila to steal luggage. The police of the territory know about the fact, but do not pursue the thieves.
The truth of his fiction: Farewells for Eduardo Heras León
This April 13 died in Havana the National Literature Award (2014) Eduardo Heras Leon (1940-2022). Moved by the news, many Cubans have reacted lamenting his death, evoking his figure, his work, recalling