The 94 workers on a farm in Las Tunas have not been paid for two months
The workers at the Jobabo Urban Farm are beginning to tire. After two months without pay, the employees ask why they should pay the union and what it is doing for them.
11J was "a bright day"three Cuban priests agree
The oldest man in the dungeon wears a clerical shirt and a bandage on his head. Four stitches have been sewn over the wound. In the midst of the tumult of 11J
The US approves dozens of American Airlines flights between Miami and five Cuban cities
The United States approved this Wednesday the request of American Airlines to resume flights to five destinations in Cuba. The measure supposes the return of the airline to the routes that connect
The energy crisis leaves the Havana Bus Station in the dark and without information screens
With its halls in the dark, the information screens turned off and an intense heat that the passengers tried to mitigate with fans, this is how the National Central Bus Station in
Cuban javelin thrower Yiselena Ballar escapes from the official delegation after arriving in Miami
New setback for Cuban sport. This Wednesday the javelin jumper Yiselena Ballar Rojas took advantage of her arrival in Miami (USA) and left the team that will participate in the Eugene 2022
A ferry for 430 passengers and vehicles will serve the Isle of Youth
Dozens of Cubans have received with relief the news of the arrival of the Perseverance, a modern ferry announced with much fanfare by the Government that will cover the journey between Batabanó,
Every day 2,000 migrants, including Cubans, cross the Rio Grande in Piedras Negras
Hundreds and hundreds of people in single file, from one bank to the other of the Rio Grande, in an incessant flow like the waters that cross. The images, recorded on the
14 students evacuated due to an ammonia leak in Camagüey
An accident with a safety valve at the Tínima brewery in Camagüey caused a leak of about 40 kilograms of ammonia on Tuesday. As explained by the directors of the company to
A South African expelled from Medicine for kidnapping two Cuban women who stole his cell phone
The Villa Clara University of Medical Sciences has suspended Selby Mabokela, a South African medical student who allegedly kidnapped two Cuban women, for three years, according to the local newspaper Dispatch. The
Cuban opponent Guillermo Fariñas, released four days after his arrest, prior to 11J
(EFE).- Cuban opponent Guillermo Fariñas, arrested last Friday, July 8 in Santa Clarawas released this Tuesday, his mother, Alicia Hernández, confirmed to Efe. Fariñas, 60, was arrested on the eve of the