Havana’s new electric tricycles are (almost) ghosts
Up to two times the Government of Havana announced, with its usual hype, the inauguration of new electric transport routes in the municipality of Playa. The first time, two weeks ago, the
"You enjoyed, now it’s your turn to suffer"the expression of mistreatment in childbirth in Cuba
The only type of violence against women that the official press is allowed to review, and with the utmost discretion, is obstetrics. The mistreatment in hospitals and the appalling conditions in which
Three deceased in a traffic accident in Camagüey
Three people died in a traffic accident this Thursday on a highway in Nuevitas, Camagüey. The accident occurred when a vehicle from the Russian manufacturer Moskvich collided with a bus, according to
On Violence Against Women Day, the official Cuban press only talks about Fidel
The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is almost absent in the official Cuban press. A few lines in the regional press, but not a single one in the
Former congressman Joe García resorts to the figure of Mas Canosa to justify his trip to Cuba
Former Florida Democratic Congressman Joe Garcia has pointed out in a interview with OnCuba that the Government of Joe Biden will take more steps in its policy of rapprochement towards the Island,
In the trial for 9/11 in Cuba, two lawyers criticize the evidence and witnesses of the Prosecutor’s Office
(EFE) As EFE was able to learn from a source that was in the courtroom, on the second day of the hearing in the Havana court in which 15 people were tried
Xi wants "deepen political mutual trust" Y "practical cooperation" with Cuba
(EFE).- Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Cuban counterpart, Miguel Díaz-Canel, held a meeting in Beijing this Friday in which the Chinese president declared that his country “will do everything possible to
"I can’t dispatch you because you’re reported dead."
Ricardo, 75, got up in high spirits that morning without imagining the unpleasant surprise that awaited him at the warehouse where he arrived to buy the November ration quota: “I cannot send
Two Cuban basketball players and two rowers take advantage of their stay in Mexico to elope
Cuba continues to suffer from the unstoppable escapes of its athletes. This Thursday, the escape in Mexico of Yixit Martínez and Daymaris Millet, both from the national basketball team, and that of
Canada condemns the "harsh sentences" against the 9/11 protesters in Cuba
(EFE) Human rights organizations have requested. The Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs told EFE that it has transmitted “to the highest levels” of the Cuban regime its concern about the repression against