Five rafters die after being rammed by a Cuban Border Guard boat
Five deceased – one man, three women and one minor – is the balance of the sinking of a boat with Cuban migrants north of Bahía Honda, in the province of Artemisa.
A 47-year-old woman is hacked to death by her ex-partner in Camagüey
Yanet Martínez Guzmán, 47, is the most recent victim of sexist violence in Cuba, which has claimed the lives of four women so far in October. Martínez was attacked this Thursday night
Alejandro Gil is the person "most hated" in Cuba, together with Díaz-Canel, regrets his sister
Former Cuban Television presenter María Victoria vicky Gil Fernández, resident in Tenerife, gave an extensive and controversial interview on the YouTube channel this Wednesday Darwin’s World, in which he offered biographical details
Cuban professor Pedro Albert Sánchez, free on bail while awaiting the court’s sentence
Cuban professor and opponent Pedro Albert Sánchez was released this Friday in Havana, where he had been imprisoned since November 3, 2021. “I’m already at home, I just arrived,” he announced in
The real Cuba inspires more terror than any Halloween witch
A special doctor receives clients this weekend at the private restaurant Rey & Gaby, on G and 25, the heart of El Vedado. He wears a white coat but all splashed with
Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba, the countries with the least freedom of the press according to the IAPA
(EFE).- Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela are at the bottom of the Chapultepec 2022 Index, the ranking on press freedom that was presented this Friday at the 78th General Assembly of the Inter-American
Cuban artist Tania Bruguera enters the US National Academy of Design
Cuban artist and professor Tania Bruguera has been selected as a member of the United States National Academy of Design, along with 16 personalities from the world of architecture and the arts.
Air Canada restarts its flights to Havana after two years of stoppage due to covid
The airline Air Canada reactivates its commercial flights to Havana this Friday, after two and a half years of not operating on the island due to the closure of airports since the
"Four years have passed and the Cuban State still does not pay for the pigs it bought from us"
The cart, towed by an old Soviet tractor, left the rural area of Camajuaní, in Villa Clara, heading for Remedios. The load consisted of seven pigs, whose owners – the five peasants
Self-employed workers in Cuba may have up to three employees
The Cuban Government desists from forcing self-employed workers (TCP) to set up a micro, small or medium-sized company (MSMEs) if they have up to three people hired. As had been arranged in