The real Cuba inspires more terror than any Halloween witch
A special doctor receives clients this weekend at the private restaurant Rey & Gaby, on G and 25, the heart of El Vedado. He wears a white coat but all splashed with
Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba, the countries with the least freedom of the press according to the IAPA
(EFE).- Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela are at the bottom of the Chapultepec 2022 Index, the ranking on press freedom that was presented this Friday at the 78th General Assembly of the Inter-American
Cuban artist Tania Bruguera enters the US National Academy of Design
Cuban artist and professor Tania Bruguera has been selected as a member of the United States National Academy of Design, along with 16 personalities from the world of architecture and the arts.
Air Canada restarts its flights to Havana after two years of stoppage due to covid
The airline Air Canada reactivates its commercial flights to Havana this Friday, after two and a half years of not operating on the island due to the closure of airports since the
"Four years have passed and the Cuban State still does not pay for the pigs it bought from us"
The cart, towed by an old Soviet tractor, left the rural area of Camajuaní, in Villa Clara, heading for Remedios. The load consisted of seven pigs, whose owners – the five peasants
Self-employed workers in Cuba may have up to three employees
The Cuban Government desists from forcing self-employed workers (TCP) to set up a micro, small or medium-sized company (MSMEs) if they have up to three people hired. As had been arranged in
Díaz-Canel describes "lumpen, lazy and corrupt" to whom "they do not work and do not contribute" in Cuba
The Cuban authorities have deployed 40 measures “aimed at a greater confrontation with crime, corruption, illegalities and social indiscipline,” Prime Minister Manuel Marrero announced this Wednesday at the Council of Ministers. The
Resignation in the empty or closed gas stations of Havana
Two dilapidated Moskvich lead the queue in front of the Havana service center on G and 25. The first, a red vehicle, pays for its fuel ration while an employee explains to
The new one "grandchildren law" attracts a crowd in front of the Spanish Embassy in Cuba
It was predictable, after the announcement that Spanish nationality can now be applied for in the cases provided for in the new Democratic Memory Lawthat this Thursday many Cubans attended the Embassy
They fine six merchants in Havana who sold a pound of tomato for 300 pesos
Fines of up to 8,000 pesos and the confiscation of the merchandise were the punishments foreseen this past weekend by the Municipal Inspection Directorate (DIM) in the Havana municipality of Playa, for