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The control of the sale of fuel in Havana began this Tuesday without prior notice. As this newspaper had anticipated, the authorities planned to extend the established regulation in Matanzas since Sunday

Almost a million Cubans have water supply problems, according to authorities admitted this Monday, eve of World Water Day. In the official press, José Antonio Hernández Álvarez, general director of Water, Sanitation

In the face of the massive protests of July 11 and 12, 2021, the Cuban State has responded “with disproportionate and methodical political and legal violence, which far exceeds the specific and

A new fuel crisis in Cuba is imminent. As announced for Matanzas, the authorities plan to control the sale of fuel throughout the island in the next few hours, according to information

In an attempt to avoid police checkpoints, some taxi drivers take migrants along roads that are little traveled in Mexico. One of them was arrested this Sunday, when he stopped in the

Brandon David Becerra Curbelo, a July 11 protester sentenced to 13 years in prison, spent three days in a punishment cell at the West Youth Prison in Havana, where he is being

(EFE).- The Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant, the largest in Cuba, will resume operations next Tuesday, after five days of failure, the state-owned company Unión Eléctrica (UNE) reported this Sunday. A statement from

The Cuban judges affirm that they feel threatened by their work in the cases against the 11J protesters and assure that they are willing to “change the toga and the platform, if

Three days after a group of migrants forcibly entered and vandalized the immigration processing offices in Tapachula, Chiapas, a state bordering Guatemala, agents from the National Migration Institute (INM) carried out raids

Regardless of the over a thousand political prisonersthe surveillance of any place where a riot could take place –the last one, the Embassy of Panama–, the harassment of any discordant voice, the