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Madrid/Inventing, a concept that is both used and carried out – by force – in Cuba, is increasingly less rewarded. State-owned companies that owe money to anirists (innovators and rationalizers) has reached

Guantanamo: those who have dollars survive; the others invent Source link

Guantanamo/In Guantánamo, the line in front of the La Fragancia store forms early. Some arrive with international cards, others carry the Classic Cuban card, but they all have something in common: they

Havana/In the early hours of this Sunday, a new landslide in Old Havana once again shook the residents of the historic center of the capital. The partial collapse of a house located

506 years of Havana, between ailments and contrasts Source link

Havana/On Conill Street, in Nuevo Vedado, there is a smell that prevents you from seeing the landscape. A thick stench that invades the sidewalk where every morning the students of the José

Havana/The authorities of Havana – which is currently celebrating its 506th anniversary – are trying to contain a growing health crisis with measures that, rather than planned, seem desperate. This Saturday, the

Havana/From the sidewalk of Belascoaín Street, where the noise of the almond trees mixes with the smell of frying and old humidity, a small open rectangle on a corroded wall captures the

Sancti Spíritus/The explosive and vibrant parties of Guayos, in Sancti Spíritus, began early this Saturday with a roar that no one expected. An explosion in the fireworks area left six people injured,

Havana/During the early hours of this Saturday, the city of Baracoa, province of Guantánamo, was marked by a disaster that the community already knows by heart: floods. The intense rains that hit