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The US airline American Airlines will resume operations in November at the Juan Gualberto Gómez International Airport in Varadero. The announcement, together with the increase in flights from other companies, has given

The agricultural panorama of Pinar del Río is bleak after the passage of Hurricane Ian. A helicopter tour over the fields of the western province has led Félix Duarte Ortega, a member

The three slush vendors who were this Thursday in the vicinity of the Plaza de Carlos III will have to pay a fine of 1,500 pesos each. Stationed on Arbol Seco street,

Barely a week the truce of the energy deficit lasted for the National Electric System (SEN) after the widespread blackout in Cuba after the passage of Hurricane Ianlast September 27th. When the

(EFE).- The US Border Patrol arrested 36 Cubans this Thursday after making landfall in Florida. A group of 26 people arrived aboard a boat to Key Biscayne, an island linked to Miami

Cuban basketball player Leydis Oquendo died this Wednesday in El Salvador due to postoperative pulmonary thrombosis. According to the coach Rainel Panfet, a fibroma that was detected in the athlete “was the

The damage count continues after the passage of Hurricane Ian, which has finished off one of the most suffered sectors in Cuba, agriculture. To the well-known effects on the tobacco industry, the

(EFE).- Fourteen NGOs expressed this Wednesday their “concern about the growing climate of hostility, abuses and arbitrary arrests” in Cuba, which has lived several days with peaceful protests as a result of

(EFE).- The Legal Rescue Foundation (FRJ) of exiled Cubans in Miami announced this Wednesday the shipment to the Island of 5 million dollars in medical supplies to alleviate the needs of the

The family of Evelio Calvo Capote, who starred along with 21 other relatives the theft of a boat from the port of Mariel with which he tried to reach the United States,