Cuban painter Julio Matilla dies in France
MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban painter Julio Matilla died in Biarritz, France, this Monday, at the age of 94. The news was released from Facebook by curator Gustavo Orta. Orta, a collector of
Algeria sends 180 tons of food to Cuba
The Red Crescent Algerian (CRA) started this Sunday sending a donation to Cuba consisting of about 180 tons of food. The president of the CRA, Ibtisam Hamlaoui, specified that this aid “granted
They accuse Maykel Osorbo of organizing an alleged prison riot
MADRID, Spain.- The authorities of the Kilo 5 y Medio prison, in the province of Pinar del Río, accuse the Cuban musician and political prisoner Maykel Castillo Pérez (El Osorbo) of organizing
China considers its worst wave of COVID-19 over
The health authority of China reported this Monday that the country left behind the worst wave of COVID-19 started last December and closed the holidays for the Lunar New Year without a
They present a catibía ice cream and other foods derived from cassava in Havana
MIAMI, United States. – Participants of the Second Casabacha ―a culinary event to promote cassava― presented food derived from cassava in Havana, including a catibía ice cream (mass resulting from grated cassava,
More than 60 dead in Pakistan by terrorist attack on a mosque
At least 61 people died when an explosion occurred on Monday at a mosque located inside the police headquarters in Peshawar, in northwestern Pakistan. The incident occurred on the same day that
FAO forecasts less food in Cuba in 2023
Mexico City, Cuba. – In its first newsletter of 2023 on Cubathe Global Information and Early Warning System on Food and Agriculture (GIEWS), belonging to the United Nations Fund for Food and
Chinese gov’t urges US House Speaker not to visit Taiwan
China is urging House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) not to visit Taiwan after learning the Republican leader is planning a trip to the island later this year. It is a critical point
San Memero: “On July 11 I said ‘I have to go'”
Havana Cuba. – The independent media YuccaByte Has made an interview to Christian González de la Moneda, known on social networks as San Memero, to learn first-hand how the 22-year-old man managed
Mayorkas criticizes in Miami the demand of republican states against the humanitarian parole
The Secretary of Homeland Security (DHS), Alejandro Mayorkas, traveled to Miami this Monday to explain and defend the new immigration plan of parole humanitarian aid for Cubans, Nicaraguans, Haitians and Venezuelans. “This