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The dengue outbreak that is plaguing Cuba reaches dire numbers in Guantánamo. The eastern province has the highest number of infections registered on the island, with more than 2,000 febrile cases treated

Josu Abrisketa has been in Havana for 28 years, where in addition to being a husband, father and grandfather, he is president of the Ugao Group, a conglomerate of companies that provides

(EFE).- Hurricane Ian has dealt a “devastating blow” to the cultivation of the most select tobacco in Cuba, reported the official press, which speaks of great material damage and the loss of

Governance on the Island continues to deteriorate. Last September, the rejection of more than 4 million Cubans who abstained and those who voted “No” despite pressure was made clear in the referendum

The list of expatriate Cuban baseball players already makes up a sports catastrophe. So far in October, the abandonments of retired pitcher Ángel Peña and left-handed pitcher Yadier Batista have been confirmed.

The Cuban government confirmed this Monday that it has maintained contacts with the United States in relation to the material damage suffered by Hurricane Ian last week. Havana thus confirms information recently

The deathly victims from the disaster at the Matanzas Supertanker Base on August 5, there are already 17. Omar Ravelo, one of the firefighters who was critically hospitalized in the burn room

(EFE).- The authorities of the Florida Keys recovered three other lifeless bodies that are believed to belong to victims of the shipwreck of a boat in which some 27 Cubans tried to

In the midst of the restlessness and discomfort that has settled in the streets of the Island, the Cuban Government has launched the communication machinery to recover political and social ground, both

A group of Cubans residing in Miami met this Sunday in front of the Versailles cafe to support the protests that have been taking place on the island since the collapse of