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Hurricane Oscar and Delayed Rations in Guantanamo, Cuba

For some time, the Cuban government has been facing difficulties in fulfilling the distribution and sale of rationed products.

Nicaragua & Venezuela delegations arrived at the summit but were left out of the list of 13 new BRICS partner countries, which includes Cuba.

What is the concept of “alegality”? How does it manifest in Cuba and other regimes without the rule of law? (Video)

Blackouts and declining hotel quality are taking a toll on the island’s leading tourism market, Canada.

The collapse of the National Electrical System is a sign of the country’s fragility, and this fragility is nothing new.

A double drama affects the daily lives of Cubans. The cooking gas crisis, has been compounded by the issue of waste collection. (16 photos)

What is behind this deal? What can be expected under the term of Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum?

Desperation grew after the first nearly 30 hours without electricity throughout Cuba that could last much longer.

On Thursday, October 17, 2024, more than half of Cuba was without electricity, according to data from the state Electric Co. (UNE).

For a Cuban who has lived through decades of privation in terms of food availability, almost any dish eaten abroad felt like touching heaven