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Discontent in the universities is spreading in Cuba. After Camagüey, where the students protested to the rhythm of the conga due to blackouts and lack of watersome young people from the University

Cubans living abroad will be able to keep their expired passport “until further notice.” The Director of Consular Affairs and Cuban Residents Abroad, Ernesto Soberón, ad the extension of the measure that

The Uruguay sugar mill, known for its enormous size and grinding capacity as the Coloso de Jatibonico, will close in a few days, when it finishes grinding what is in production, according

Transportation in the eastern province of Las Tunas has become a problem serious enough to be covered by the local official press. Thus, the provincial weekly Newspaper 26who warned, with a source

(EFE).- Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borísov discussed this Wednesday in the Russian capital the progress of joint projects in Cuba with Cuban Vice President Ricardo Cabrisas. “I am sure that your

(EFE).- Justice 11J launched this Wednesday a campaign to request that international human rights organizations have access to Cuban prisons and see the situation inside these centers. “There is no definitive number

The Family Code, the only new law on which the authorities have asked Cubans for an opinion, will be voted on in a referendum next September. It was announced this Wednesday, without

The Telégrafo hotel in Havana, reopened by the Axel chain just March 2, is closed to the public “for repairs”. This is how an employee dressed in civilian clothes who guarded the

The United States Coast Guard recovered the remains of former Angolan combatant Alberto Rosell Ojeda, who drowned trying to reach the United States. The journalist Wilfredo Cancio confirmed on their social networks

After several weeks recounting the troubles of the soft drink bottling companies in Cuba, Los Portales and Las Lomas, the official press of Ciego de Ávila is dealing today with the third