Cuba, the first country with color television in Latin America
Mexico City, Mexico.-It all started in New York, United States. The year was 1946 and the publicist Julio Vega was in the famous city with his wife María de los Ángeles Santana,
The first Cuban Film Festival begins in France
The first Cuban Film Festival was inaugurated in the French city of Vitry-sur-Seine with the projection of the film the benny (2006) by director Jorge Luis Sánchez and inspired by the iconic
The poet Manuel Díaz “died thinking of a free Cuba”
Mexico City, Mexico.-This Saturday, June 17, the Cuban poet died in Gran Canaria Manuel Diaz Martinezwho had become a Spanish citizen and had lived in exile since the 1990s. His death, at
Cuban writer Manuel Díaz Martínez died
The Cuban poet, nationalized Spanish, Manuel Díaz Martínez, died in Spain at the age of 86, as announced by his family on social networks. Born in Santa Clara in 1936, Díaz Martínez
Blue Diamond Continues with Its Expansion in Cuba: It Will Soon Manage the Villa Trópico Hotel
MADRID, Spain. – Canadian hotel chain Blue Diamond Resorts Cuba, which manages all hotel facilities in Cayo Largo del Sur, will now also manage the Villa Trópico Hotel, located at Arroyo Bermejo
A wine in homage to Pinochet unleashes controversy in Chile
A limited edition of wines in homage to the dictator Augusto Pinochet (1915-2006) and 50 years after the coup d’état of September 11, 1973, has provoked outrage in sectors of Chilean society
Aylín Mujica, a Cuban telenovela
Mexico City, Mexico.- Aylin it was clear that she would be an artist. That is why when she was just eight years old she began to study folk dance and classical ballet
Synchronized Guiteras, but blackouts persist in Cuba
The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Power Plant (CTE), the largest unitary block in the country, synchronized on Friday night with the National Electric System (SEN) after 10 days out of circulation due to
Manuel Corona, the troubadour who dedicated the most songs to women
MADRID, Spain.- The composer and musician Manuel Corona Raimundo, born in Caibarién, Villa Clara province, on June 17, 1880, left a legacy that lives on in Cuban culture, and especially in traditional
Traffic accidents in Cuba: the balance of misfortune
In the uncertain roulette that is the way, Cuba loses the game every year. At the end of May 2023, the National Road Safety Commission revealed the most recent figures. More than