Only five of the 524 Cubans accused of 11J have been acquitted
A total of 519 of the 564 people who have been tried in Cuba for the anti-government demonstrations last July – 92% – have been sentenced and 40 are still awaiting their
An old Soviet truck goes off the road in Granma and three passengers die
Three people died and 15 were injured, including four children, in a traffic accident that occurred at dawn this Tuesday in the coastal municipality of Media Luna, in the province of Granma.
A lightning strike at the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant complicates the energy situation
An electrical discharge past noon on Tuesday caused the Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Power Plant, in the province of Matanzas, to “abruptly” exit the National Electric System, sources confirmed to 14ymedio and the
Cubans in Tijuana refuse to let Title 42 take away their American dream
On the night of May 20, Yoel Fanjul Pérez crossed through Yuma in the company of his sister and two nephews. They merged into a hug, they had arrived in Arizona (USA)
Goodbye, ‘Moscow’, welcome to the Kremlin
It seemed unbeatable. The years of splendor and subsequent decades of decline, but of physical survival of the property, made many Havanans believe that the plot located at the intersection of 23rd
New failures in power plants cause more blackouts in Cuba
Despite the voluntarist declarations of the Cuban leadersthere will be no truce this week for the blackouts on the Island. As published this Tuesday Electric Union of Cuba (JOIN) and collect Cubadebate,
In Havana they further restrict purchases in state stores in pesos
The provincial government of Havana takes a further step in rationing, by announcing new limitations for the sale of products through state businesses that sell in national currency starting next Friday, May
The continental campaign of the Cuban Government to attend the Summit of the Americas intensifies
The most recent campaign of the Cuban regime against the US is focused on the Summit of the Americas. Havana has multiplied in recent weeks the pressure to get the support of
12 people remain hospitalized in Cuba for the Saratoga hotel explosion
(EFE).- The Cuban authorities keep the number of hospitalized at 12 after the explosion at the Saratoga hotel on May 6, according to the daily report of the Ministry of Public Health
Blackouts push the patience of Cubans to the limit
“This looks more and more like the 1990s,” was the phrase with which a resident of Jovellar Street in Central Havana described the power outage that the area has suffered since nine