Several young 11J protesters released in Havana
At least five young people who were tried for the July 11 protests in Havana were released after a cassation trial held this Friday at the Diez de Octubre Municipal Court in
China donates 100,000 dollars to Cuba for the repairs of the Saratoga hotel
(EFE).- The Government of China delivered this Friday to Cuba a donation of 100,000 dollars to support the repair of the damage caused by an explosion in the hotel Saratoga from Havana.
The Biden Government confirms the start of a new asylum rule on the southern border
The Government of Joe Biden confirmed that from May 31 a rule will begin to be applied that aims to speed up the processing of asylum requests from migrants requesting humanitarian protection
After losing the flavor, the "Ice Cream Cathedral" in Cuba lose the queues
Coppelia, the “Cathedral of Ice Cream” in Cuba, in the heart of Havana’s Vedado, has always been characterized, more than for the quality of its product –always far from that sixties dream
Again, long queues at gas stations and fuel shortages in Cuba
A new fuel crisis looms over the country, judging by the long queues at numerous service centers that Havana woke up with this Friday. In the Cupet de San Rafael and Infanta,
Bahamas returns to the Island a group of 44 Cubans, 35 of them rafters
The Government of the Bahamas has repatriated 141 Cubans so far this year. The last ones, last Tuesday, when he returned to the Island a group of 44 migrants, 35 of them
Cuban journalist Camila Acosta is fined a thousand pesos for reporting on 11J
Camila Acosta dodges the trial to which she was exposed for an alleged crime of public disorder after paying a fine of 1,000 pesos imposed by State Security. The independent journalist, who
"I feel destroyed because my son has to spend ten years in prison"
Migdalia Gutiérrez Padrón can’t take it anymore. The nightmare that she has lived through for more than ten months has become very difficult to bear. On May 11, her hopes were pinned
A Mexican judge admits a lawsuit that rejects the hiring of Cuban doctors
The Mexican justice has admitted for processing a lawsuit that rejects the hiring of 500 Cuban doctors announced by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, according to the Associated Press. According to
"No one should be forced to choose between leaving their country or facing abusive charges"
Only four days before the start of the trial against Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and Maykel Castillo osorbthe international human rights organizations Amnesty International (AI) and Human Rights Watch (HRW) have made