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A heavily armed young woman murdered three students and three adults at a private Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee, and was ultimately killed by police, authorities said Monday afternoon. The police said

HARRISONBURG, United States. – This Monday, cubadebate —the grotto of the Taliban of Castroism—published an information titled National elections: 75.92% of the electoral roll voted according to preliminary results. This is the

Former President Trump’s social media attacks on federal officials could land him in serious trouble, legal experts warned today. “Attempting to intimidate prosecutors or incite violence could land the former president on

MIAMI, United States. — The Cuban Sugar Business Group (Azcuba) reported today the production of more than 550,000 boxes of rum as a result of the current harvest. The figure was revealed

Several cuban artists celebrated this Monday through their profiles on social networks the World Day of Theaterestablished in 1961. This year, the Egyptian actress Saminha Ayoub was chosen to send a message

MIAMI, United States. — A group of 24 Cubans were detained at the Belgrade airport, the digital portal reported this Sunday On Cuba. According to statements by a relative of the detained

The stellar Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra She said she felt “fine” after being involved in a massive fall this Sunday, during the Gent-Wevelgem race, in Flanders, Belgium. Sierra, currently considered the main

MIAMI, United States. — The Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro described as “virtuous electoral day” the votes held this Sunday in Cuba, in which, according to preliminary results announced by the island’s regime,

Former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou became the first Taiwanese leader to visit mainland China since the 1949 revolution on Monday, saying he hoped to achieve peace and improve relations. His office disclosed

Havana Cuba. – A part of the Cubans attended to vote for 470 deputies to the National Assembly of Popular Power with apathy and resignation, brought down by the Committees for the