Doctors now see more brain tumors
Cap Cana. – Doctors now see more brain tumors due to the diagnostic tools available, which allow more and more cases to be detected. Cases of brain tumors have been increasing and
Regime extends exemption from tariffs on food, medicine and hygiene until 2025
MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The tariff exemptions customs duties on food, medicine and toiletries has been extended for the eighth time until January 31, 2025. Likewise, the increase in the customs value limit
Businessman José Manuel Paliza, former president of CONEP, dies
HOLY SUNDAY. The renowned Dominican businessman José Manuel Paliza García died on Friday nightat 76 years of age. Paliza, an emblematic figure in the country’s business sector, died after facing health complications.
The new ambassador of North Korea finally arrives in Havana
MÉRIDA, Mexico -. Approximately a month after his appointment, Han Su Chol, new ambassador to Cuba of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, arrived in Havana. The representative of the Kim Jong-un
Rabies virus has almost 100% lethality
During the launch this Friday of the Day National of Vaccination against the Ragethe director of the Center for the Prevention and Control of Vector-Transmitted Diseases and Zoonoses (Cecovez), José Luis Cruz,
Díaz-Canel praises free market reforms in Vietnam: “a better society”
MÉRIDA, Mexico -. Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel praised this Friday the free market reforms carried out by Vietnam, which he said are the “demonstration of how a better society is built.” Cuba
Dominican Republic exhibits “Latin America Exports” products
Products of the Dominican agribusiness and the agricultural sector were exhibited at the event “Latin America Exports: Discover the Wealth of Latin America”, an activity carried out in Belgium on September 19.
Another train derailment in Matanzas interrupts circulation on the Central Line
MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The derailment of a train with three passenger cars between the Quintana and Jovellanos stations, in Matanzas, left traffic on the Central Line interrupted since Friday afternoon. As reported
Fuerza del Pueblo: “The rounds of blackouts have no justification”
The bench of deputies of the Power of the People He expressed his concern about the long periods of blackouts that the country is experiencing. They argued that Dominican society is desperatesince
End of the Century: From a landmark in Latin America to a ruin in the center of Havana
HAVANA, Cuba.- Whenever I walked through Galiano, Águila, or San Rafael streets, I was tempted to enter the Fin de Siglo store through one of its four doors that led to these