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Interview with Cuban Journalist Carlos Cabrera Perez

Our exile has been most vilified; even by European democratic parties, which continue to play the same old anti-imperialist song.

JetBlue was the first to explore the potential of air travel to the island. Seven years later, things concerning Cuban routes look bleak…

The possibility of having an exit to the sea in the territory allowed the interrelation with all the neighboring areas.

The informal market for the purchase of national currency in cash grows, given the discomfort of the authorities.

Although here in Cuba what is truly worrying are his speeches in Spanish, this week Matraca concentrates on his English.

The history of the property is extremely interesting, as it was the government headquarters. Its construction dates from 1776 to 1792. (19 photos)

Something, at least inexplicable to me, is happening to our generation, that reaching seven decades of life is quite an achievement…

The two-story building located at number 352 Paseo Del Prado at Virtudes in Havana suffered a partial collapse on Tuesday

“We will have to make do with the creative cuisine of the revolutionary grandmothers,” Aurelia proposes ironically…

Every time I fell in love with a girl and she told me: I just like you as a friend, I’d get really annoyed. I still don’t like it.