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The vehicle, a Yutong that was traveling from Guantánamo to Havana, lost control shortly after two in the morning. MIAMI.-A serious traffic accident on the National Highway left two dead and 18

After the floods left by the Hurricane Melissaimportant sections of the railway in eastern Cuba still remain paralyzed, from undermined bridges to collapsed drains. This panorama forces national trains and essential industrial

The components of the proprietary State prioritize their personal ambitions and shares of power over national interests. HAVANA.-In Little chronicles of great days (1990), the Mexican poet and essayist Octavio Paz describes

The crossings of irregular migrants from Mexico to USA marked an unprecedented decrease in October, registering 30,651 cases, according to the revealed data this Thursday by Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The

The Cuban electrical system is marked by the age of its thermal plants, the shortage of fuel, the lack of spare parts and prolonged maintenance. MIAMI.- The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Power Plantlocated

The experienced Alfredo Despaigne will not be traveling soon Panama as part of the team that will represent Cuba in the America’s Cup baseball, due to health problems. The change was confirmed

MADRID, Spain.- Days after Hurricane Melissa passed through eastern Cuba, the Cuban regime presented preliminary figures on the magnitude of the disaster, in a session of the National Defense Council broadcast by

A month after his previous departure, the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant disconnected again this Friday from the National Electric System (SEN), at a time when eastern Cuba remains largely off as a

He was 26 years old when he got on a 19-foot boat carrying 22 people. They say that whoever jumps into the sea does not know if he will arrive. He didn’t

Millions of passengers in the US could face an air nightmare starting this Friday if the government shutdown is prolonged, which would force flights to be reduced at 40 airports in the