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The Long Blackout Season Is Returning Throughout Cuba

Heat begins to make the inhabitants of the Island sweat, and the demand for energy grows faster than the recover of generation capacity.

After two years without, Diaz-Canel & the Communist Party were able to celebrate the profitable Habano Festival, from Feb. 27 to March 3rd

If we take the last 15 years into account, everything indicates that when prices increase, the Government’s key measure is applying controls.

More than 30 police agents blocked access to the block where the young woman lives, then they burst into her house to detain her.

Thirty-one people remain locked up at the U.S. military prison; 17 have been cleared for transfer if a host country can be identified.

Last week, recordings of one of the many emergency meetings held in July 2021, amid the mass protests that shook the country, were leaked.

Partly cloudy days are forecast, increasing the probability of rain this weekend after the arrival of the next mild cold front.

Faced with the Government’s resistance to allow a physical rally, the Cuban Women’s Network launched a call for a rally online.

Rather than trying to tell Cuba I prefer to give the floor to the island’s inhabitants, and Lynn Cruz was in Marseille for a film festival.

Business organizations will not be able to have employees or bank accounts. “It is a new blow to the economy and the welfare of Nicaraguans.”