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The private business Home Deli no longer sells bread in its physical stores. This was confirmed to this newspaper by an employee of the mipyme that this Monday managed the area of

The imposing funerary pyramid of Emilio Bacardí Moreau, who died on August 28, 1922, is not far from the mortuary stone of Fidel Castro, the man who dismantled his family’s rum and

A new sporting setback for the regime took place last Friday night with the escape of the Cuban volleyball player Yamisleydis Viltres. The athlete, a native of Granma, left the concentration hotel

Disappearing paintings, mansions vandalized, books stolen and later auctioned in St. Petersburg or London, Sèvres vases that end up as decorations in the houses of leaders, old newspapers ruined by termites, incinerated

Lobster production for export is one of the few things that seems to be going from strength to strength in Cuba. In Niquero, a municipality in Granma, the 44-ton plan planned for

“Quick, quick, let’s go!” the coach yells to a dozen burly young men who accelerate on the track while others start punching the air, moving their bodies like a metronome. This group

Criticism about the situation in the country continues to rise in tone in the Cuban Catholic community. The superior of the Daughters of Charity in Cuba, Nadieska Almeida, has published this Saturday

When all is lost, two loyalties remain: memory and language. They both fit in a book. A single volume can contain, at least in a symbolic and potential way, the faces of

With the publication this Friday of Law 149 on the Protection of Personal Data, which will come into force in February 2023, a set of regulations is made official that seek to

(EFE).- Cuba held a dialogue with experts from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to learn about rehabilitation techniques for the area affected by the Matanzas industrial firereported this Friday the Foreign