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The fire caused a high column of smoke. / Camajuaní Revolico Havana/The residents of Camajuaní, in Villa Clara, have woken up startled by a strong explosion in the center of the municipality.

San José de Las Lajas (Mayabeque)/The white lights of the La Época market, in San José de las Lajas, Mayabeque, make the rows of eggs stacked on the counter shine. The clients

Madrid/The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba (Cocc) confirmed this Sunday night that it is “holding useful and positive conversations with all parties” to channel, together with Cáritas, the donation worth three

Havana/The United States Government will “directly allocate” three million dollars, in coordination with the Catholic Church, to help those affected in Cuba by Hurricane Melissa. The announcement was made this Sunday by

Havana/Four days after Hurricane Melissa passed through Cuba, rescues and evacuations continue in several provinces in the east of the country. The greatest danger persists in Granma, where heavy rains and overflowing

Havana/The Government of Cuba announced this Saturday that it will finance half of the prices of the construction materials that it will sell to those affected by Hurricane Melissa in the eastern

Havana/The Cuban novelist Julio Travieso Serrano died in Havana this Saturday, November 1, at the age of 85. The news was confirmed by the Cuban Book Institute (ICL) and disseminated by official

Havana/In Cuba, the powerful do not usually fall with a crash, rather they slide into silence. Some disappear after a brief statement, others fade away with a eulogy that sounds like an

Havana/The daughter of the former Cuban Minister of Economy, Alejandro Gil Fernández, has reacted a few hours after learning of the espionage accusation against her father. Laura María Gil González has demanded

Havana/More than 38 tons of humanitarian cargo left this Saturday for Jamaica from the Regional Logistics Center for Humanitarian Assistance in Panama, while another twenty-four will be dispatched in the next few