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The building that was the seat of the Provincial Archive of Santiago de Cuba, and popularly known as the old Vivac, suffered a fire on Thursday afternoon that was put out by

“I’m through. I’m about to turn myself in.” This is how Yaniel de la Torre told her cousin, who lives in San Diego, by telephone. This Cuban originally from Camagüey tells 14ymedio

The windows of the La Continental store, belonging to the state corporation Cimex and for sale in freely convertible currency, and those of the Etecsa commercial office in Guisa (Granma) were broken

Cuban economist and political scientist Esteban Morales died this Wednesday at the age of 79, according to the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (Uneac). Born in Cárdenas, Matanzas, Morales had

The United States has denied entry visas to 23 Cubans who were hoping to travel to the event of left-wing organizations parallel to the Summit of the Americas, which is being held

Angel Rolando Castillo Sanchez, father of Rowland Jesus Castilloone of the minors in prison for his participation in the 11J protests on the corner of Toyo, Havana, was sentenced to two years

Former Supreme Court prosecutor Yeilis Torres Cruz, released on April 21 after ten months in prison, left Cuba and is in the hands of United States Immigration. Torres Cruz spent almost a

The 27-year-old Cuban Yariel Alfonso Puerta, who jumped into the sea last Friday along with his friend Alioski Quintero González with whom he left the island to avoid trial for his participation

The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has responded to the controversy generated by hiring more than 500 Cuban doctors by saying that “he will not take a single step back.”

(EFE).- The state-owned company Unión Eléctrica de Cuba (UNE) reported this Wednesday that eight electricity generating units were out of operation due to breakdowns, which has caused service problems in both the