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José Ramón Balaguer Cabrera, former Minister of Public Health of Cuba, died this Friday in Havana at the age of 90. Retired from political life since 2019, he had a long record

Ernesto Guevara’s incursion into Bolivia to organize a guerrilla is the only espionage story that Castroism tells children. The story has all the ingredients of a James Bond movie: a charismatic and

Problems are piling up for the Cuban authorities and not even the former jewel in the crown is there to give joy. The latest disappointment has been the deaths from hemorrhagic dengue

The Minister of Energy and Mines of Cuba, Liván Arronte, met last Monday with the directors of the Slovak company Ses Tlmace, with the aim of negotiating a boiler repair contract at

A military court granted parole to Cuban-American Alina López Miyares, sentenced in 2017 to spend 13 years in prison for the crime of espionage. The order bases the change of measure for

The state telecommunications monopoly, Etecsa, kept the internet cut off for at least half an hour in Cuba, coinciding with two protests that took place almost simultaneously this Friday morning in the

“I am selling a four-burner stove with its little ball included,” reads one of the many advertisements that appear on Cuban classified sites. In the midst of the energy crisis, and despite

Cuban Abraham Jiménez Enoa, co-founder of the independent magazine The sneeze, is among the last three winners of the International Press Freedom award, which is granted annually by the Committee to Protect

The Border Patrol took into custody 25 Cubans who arrived last Tuesday at a marina in Key Biscayne. The case is being investigated as human smuggling. as published America TeVe. Immigration attorney

Amid the harsh sanctions imposed by the West on Russia after the invasion of Ukraine and the deep energy crisis that Cuba is experiencing, a Russian tanker loaded with fuel oil arrived