Informative coffee for Thursday, December 4, 2025
Informative coffee for Thursday, December 4, 2025 Source link
Lack of fuel keeps more than 1,000 MW out of service in Cuba
Madrid/After 1 pm this Thursday, the Electrical Union (UNE) considered the incident over which yesterday left half the country without energy when the transmission between the Santa Cruz del Norte thermoelectric plant
They restore the electrical system in western Cuba, but the blackouts remain
Havana/The dawn of this Wednesday surprised millions of Cubans from Mayabeque to Pinar del Río with a total blackout. The official explanation – broadcast at noon on state television – was that
With the suspension of immigration procedures, many Cuban residents in the United States no longer dare to travel
Havana/Mayra has not stopped checking her cell phone since Tuesday, when it was published a memorandum that froze residency and naturalization applications for migrants from 19 countries, including Cuba. The woman has
A Russian epidemiologist urges his compatriots not to travel to Cuba due to the risk of contagion
Havana/“We don’t get sick, but many around us do,” he tells 14ymedio Timur, a 38-year-old Muscovite who has just returned from a vacation in Varadero with his family. “In our group, three
Informative coffee for Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Informative coffee for Wednesday, December 3, 2025 Source link
A nurse murdered by her husband in Cienfuegos after years of abuse
Madrid/Rosa Idania Ferrer Pérez, a 46-year-old nurse, is the most recent victim of femicide in Cuba. As confirmed by independent platforms to Martí Noticias, the woman was murdered on November 30 at
Another partial failure of the electrical system leaves the western half of Cuba without electricity
Havana/A disconnection from the national energy system (SEN), produced by causes that are so far unknown, has left the western half of Cuba without electricity this Wednesday, including Havana. In the capital,
The aid that the United States announced after Hurricane Melissa has not yet reached the Island
Havana/Cuba has not yet received the three million dollar aid that the United States Government announced it would deliver through the Catholic Church organization Caritas to help the victims of Hurricane Melissa.
A former leader of the Young Communist Union in Cuba is arrested in Florida
Madrid/Yuniel Báez Pedrera, first secretary of the Young Communist League in Havana for more than a decade, is today in Krome, the main detention center of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service