What the Cuban Government does not say about the war in Angola
The details of that war, during the 14 years it lasted, from 1975 to 1989, were an open secret in Cuba. HAVANA, Cuba. – Regarding Cuban participation in the Angolan war, there
The incidence rate of dengue in Cuba has almost doubled in a week
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health (Minsap) warned this Wednesday that, in the current epidemic, cases of dengue registered have increased by more than 71% in just seven days. Vice Minister Carilda
Five injured in Tempo tower explosion; Hours earlier, neighbors had reported a strong smell of gas
SANTO DOMINGO.– An explosion recorded this Wednesday night in the Tempo towerlocated on H Street in the sector Villa Marinaleft at least five people injured and generated a large emergency operation in
Independent journalists and activists in Cuba wake up under siege on Human Rights Day
Journalists Vladimir Turró, Camila Acosta and Boris González Arenas, and activists Berta Soler, Ángel Moya and Lara Crofs are among those who woke up under surveillance on a day marked by new
US aircraft begin operations at AILA under temporary agreement
Santo Domingo.-The United States is advancing in the installation of equipment at the International Airport of the Americas (AILA), specifically in the area near runway number 17. During LA Semanal last Monday,
Gael García Bernal receives the Choir of Honor in Havana
He Havana International Festival of New Latin American Cinema this Wednesday awarded the Mexican actor Gael García Bernal the Coral of Honor award, in recognition of his career and contributions to cinema
Conani and the country’s children at risk
The protection of boys, girls and adolescents in vulnerable situation has taken on greater scope in the Dominican Republic. The National Council for Children and Adolescents (Conani) currently keeps under guard 1,206
Irrigation plane loses control and hits offices in La Sierpe, Sancti Spíritus
According to witness testimony, the impact occurred “around 6:55 am,” when the aircraft lost control and collided with a building. MIAMI, United States. – An irrigation plane model 18-1832, belonging to the
More than 242 thousand people left poverty
Around 242,430 people they came out of poverty in the Dominican Republic between July and September of this year, compared to the same period in 2024, deducing that each month, on average,
Miami elects Democratic mayor ahead of Trump-backed Cuban-American
Democrat Eileen Higgins won the second round for mayor of Miamiby winning almost 60% of the votes over Cuban-American Emilio González, former city administrator and candidate supported by the president donald trump.