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Havana/“The entire Jata is here,” says a devotee of San Lázaro or Babalú Ayé as the procession advances through the streets of the neighborhood. Every December 17, La Jata – in the

Havana/Havana once again dressed in cultural solemnity this Wednesday to celebrate a gesture that, beyond paper and ink, had a clear political charge. From the National Capitol, Miguel Díaz-Canel began the Mexican

Havana/The Cuban economy woke up this December 18 with a long-announced novelty carefully wrapped in the language of “graduality”: the Central Bank of Cuba (BCC) launched a third official exchange rate, of

Saint Lazarus Pilgrimage Source link

Havana/After several days of information vacuum, the authorities updated this Wednesday the numbers of deaths and infections due to the dengue and chikungunya epidemic that is ravaging Cuba. From the program Good

Havana/A serious traffic accident that occurred on Monday afternoon in the state of Roraima, in northern Brazil, left two Cuban migrants dead and seven injured, including children, while they were trying to

Havana/The Cuban Government included material to fight the chikungunya and dengue epidemic that the island is suffering in an international petition due to the ravages of Hurricane Melissa, but without specifying its

Havana/Like every year since 2001, the residents of the La Jata neighborhood, in Guanabacoa, came forward to celebrate San Lázaro on the eve of his day. On this Tuesday afternoon, the neighbors

Havana/Yaciel Antúnez Antúnez, a 41-year-old common prisoner who was serving a sentence in the Santa Clara prison for people with HIV, died on December 6 after contracting a “serious” illness during his

A crowd gathers at the Cuba Pavilion to see the final chapter of Return to the Heart Source link