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Just 12 people were tried in Cuba last year for human trafficking. It is the lowest amount in recent years, predictably influenced by the pandemic. Of the 10 cases that came to

The largest thermoelectric plant in Cuba, the Antonio Guiteras de Matanzas, was disconnected again this Saturday. The Cuban Electric Union (UNE) reported that its exit from the National Electric System is due

The Northern Keys of Ciego de Ávila will be a territory reserved exclusively for tourism. A new norm prevents access to one of the most privileged areas of the Island to the

The US Border Patrol has taken into custody 15 minors who disembarked along with 27 other rafters in Florida last Thursday. According to Chief Officer Walter Slosar, the migrants were “stranded” on

The Hospital General Universitario General Calixto García, in Havana, is far from being today the prestigious center that it once was. Much less does it honor the propaganda that, on official pages

The US Border Patrol took into custody 12 rafters who landed Thursday night in Miami Beach, Florida. According to the Cubans, the journey lasted “five days” and they left Camalote, a town

Defections continue to knock out the Cuban Domadores boxing team in international championships. This Wednesday, boxers Albert González and Carlos Castillo left the team in Germany, where Cuba had won its first

At 9:00 am and with 172 passengers on board, the first American Airlines flight outside the Cuban capital landed this Thursday at the Abel Santamaría Cuadrado International Airport, Santa Clara, after three

Police citations, expulsion from the workplace, fines and arbitrary arrests are some of the 398 repressive actions carried out by the Cuban regime against the civilian population of the Island during the

More than a month after passage of hurricane Ianthat swept the west of the countrythe Cuban Government has as an urgent task to safeguard more than 6,000 tons of raw tobacco, part