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Blood Donations in Cuba: Fewer Arms, Greater Need

The number of voluntary donors decreases as many exceed the age limit of 65 years and are not replaced by younger people.

Five political prisoners released two years ago share their stories of resilience and their faith that someday they’ll see a free Nicaragua.

A safe-conduct is being prepared for the former president, but analysts believe that he “doesn’t want to leave” Panama

The end of the CPB One app leaves Cuban and other migrants seeking legal entry to the USA facing a crossroads.

The transition from Biden to Trump through the lens of a booming border industrial complex, bipartisan consensus, and changing climate.

PDVSA exported only 10,000 barrels per day to Cuba in the first month of the year, 65% less than in December 2024.

The CDs emerged during the reforms launched by the government in January 2021, with the goal of revitalizing the struggling local economy.

In January, during the Cuban tourism high season, the establishment had an occupancy rate of less than 15%.

There is a special place every traveler should visit: the Benito Juarez Museum in Old Havana, which also promotes Mexican culture. (19 photos)

Ferrer’s words make a lot of sense: the opposition needs more than ever to unite, to strengthen itself, to make itself heard.