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The authorization for the wholesale sale of new and used vehicles in freely convertible currency (MLC), published this wednesday at official Gazette, is one of the aces up the government’s sleeve to

A massive blackout has left a large part of Cuba without electricity this Wednesday afternoon and is the fourth reported in the last two weeks. The provinces from Cienfuegos to Guantánamo are

As of March 13, Cubans who wish to transit through Jamaica will be required to have a visa. With the brief announcement released on social networks by the Ministry of National Security,

Several activists and independent journalists in Cuba suffered this Wednesday a cut in communications. Both the director of 14ymedio, Yoani Sánchez, like the editor-in-chief, Reinaldo Escobar, cannot use their telephone lines. The

The Sancti Spíritus Police arrested the murderer of a 19-year-old boy, Yanquiel Jiménez Hernández, stabbed in Jatibonico on February 15, and three other people involved. The defendant, who was seized “a small

The official press recognized on Tuesday the serious shortage of “basic grains” and oil available in the island’s rationed market. In an attempt to smooth the situation, which is not a surprise

After three years of interruption due to the coronavirus pandemic, the US airline Delta Air Lines announced that it will resume operations with Havana on April 10. The company will reconnect the

Of the 13 funeral cars that the province of Las Tunas had, only four work. Two are in the head municipality, another two in Colombia and Jobabo. It is common for them

The third blackout that left more than half of Cuba in the dark in less than ten days was due to a breakdown caused by forest fires, as explained by Lázaro Guerra,

The Mexican immigration authorities that last Thursday detained a group of Cubans with parole humanitarian organizations are threatening to deport them. It is an “illogical thing,” says Luciano Sánchez, father of Luis