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On January 5, Yanisey González managed to reach the United States. The American dream that she seemed to have achieved was cut short when the Border Patrol put her in a van

(EFE).- Since the end of January, Cuba will ask all travelers entering the country to fill out an online form with personal and health data up to 48 hours before their trip,

The residents of the buildings located at Zulueta 508 and 512, adjacent to the Saratoga hotel, have gone from having some of the best views of the capital to looking at the

One month after the announcement that Cuba began to fill the first ship with the rajón stone, which it will export to Mexico for the construction of the controversial Mayan Train project,

More than 11,000 people in Cuba have “pre-criminal” convictions, that is, punishment without having committed any crime, not even attempted. It is one of the data that stands out from the latest

The Iberostar hotel group, one of the Spanish companies sued in the US under the Helms-Burton law, requested that this legal action be dismissed with the central argument that the court does

(EFE).- Cuba and Chile promised this Wednesday to “promote bilateral economic, commercial and cultural cooperation” after meet in havana representatives of the foreign ministries of both countries. The Chilean and Cuban representatives

The Matanzas Supertanker Base, partially destroyed by the largest industrial fire in the history of Cuba last August, will recover its full storage capacity –200,000 cubic meters– within four years. In a

Not even the announcement of the new “humanitarian permit” by the United States for Cubans, Nicaraguans, Haitians and Venezuelans stops the flow of rafters to Florida. This Tuesday, 44 compatriots from the

The Western Union financial company has taken the first steps to gradually resume, after a two-year interruption, the sending of remittances from the United States to Cuba. The company itself explains in