The championship series of the Cuban Baseball League is set to begin on Sunday between Industriales and Ciego de Avila. The former with four titles in the last decade and the later seeking its first ever, after finishing second last season to Pinar del Rio.
Read MoreThe first tropical storm of the season was dubbed Alberto as it formed on Saturday afternoon off the coast of South Carolina. At 6:50 EDT the storm was packing 60 MPH winds and moving southwest at 3 MPH
Read MoreThe discouraging news has not been reported in any official Cuban media which usually focuses on good economic news while avoiding the bad, leaving such reporting to the foreign press.
Read MoreCuba’s Aroldis Chapman, 24, has been cruising in his best season in the Major Leagues with a perfect record and 0.00 ERA, but he now faces a lawsuit that might take away a good slice of his $30 million contract with the Cincinnati Reds.
Read MoreThe film Seven Days in Havana (Siete Dias en La Habana), shot in Cuba by seven renowned international filmmakers, will be presented at the 65th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, which began yesterday at the famous French resort, reports Café Fuerte.
Read MoreThe Historian of Havana, Eusebio Leal, on Wednesday visited the UN headquarters in New York where he held a courtesy contact with Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Read MoreThe Cuban National Defense Council and the Council of Ministers approved new changes during their extended meetings, held this past Saturday here in the capital, reported the Granma newspaper.
Read MoreA stellar 8.2 inning relief job from Antonio Romero (4 hits, no runs, 9 strikeouts) and three home runs (Rudy Reyes, Serguei Perez and Carlos Tabares) lifted Industriales to a 7-1 win over Matanzas in game seven of their Occidental (Western) division championship series.
Read MoreVictor Mesa’s Matanzas miracle workers have been the talk of the town all season and are now one win away from making it to the Cuban Baseball Playoff finals. En su camino esta Industriales, the darling of the Cuban capital.
Read MoreSultan Kosen, who with his 2.47 meters in height is recognized as the world’s tallest man, comes to Cuba this Saturday, for his third visit to the island.
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