Raquel Peña delivers 403 homes in Santo Domingo Este
Santo Domingo Este.- The vice president of the Republic, Raquel Penaled this Friday the delivery of 403 homes to the same number of families in the Santo Domingo Este municipality, as part
Gaviota exudes luxury at an international event in Holguín, while Cuba is in blackout
SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- From October 16 to 20, the VI edition of the Gaviota Destinations Tourist Exchange 2024 will be held in Holguín, an international event to show the new hotels
Low profile of the Episcopate in the fiscal debate and the rise of evangelical pastors
SANTO DOMINGO.- The Dominican government has proposed a tax reform that has sparked intense discussions among the most influential sectors of the country. However, The absence of the Dominican episcopate is notable,
The political prisoner of 11J Gerardo Díaz Alonso dies at the age of 35
MIAMI, United States. – Gerardo Díaz Alonso, a Cuban political prisoner sentenced to 14 years in prison after his participation in the protests of July 11, 2021, died this Thursday due to
Victim of Elizabeth Silverio asks not to “forget this scammer”
“It is forbidden to forget this scammer that today we see her with physical changes that cost from eight thousand to 10 thousand dollars of the money that I paid during all
A communication law to increase repression and censorship
HAVANA, Cuba. – The entry into force on October 4 of the much-vaunted Law of Social Communication keeps a good part of the Castro power machinery very busy. The official press insists
CHTA Statement on Tax Reforms
The Association of Hotels and Tourism of the Caribbean (CHTA) warned on Friday that the elimination of incentives prosecutors would have long-term negative consequences on the Caribbean tourism sector. According to the
Total blackout: entire Cuba is without electricity
MIAMI, United States. – The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) of Cuba reported on the social network In this way, the MINEM confirmed the complaints on social networks that indicated a
Luis Abinader and Wellington Arnaud inaugurate the Cabo Rojo aqueduct, Pedernales
The President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, and the executive director of the National Institute of Drinking Water and Sewage (INAPA), Wellington Arnaud, inaugurated this Wednesday the Cabo Rojo aqueduct, Pedernales province,
Underdevelopmental dictatorships: less and less legitimate, but more stable
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. – Reports on the state of democracy in the world agree that there is a certain rise in dictatorships. When autocracies are in an ascending cycle it may happen