Two Venezuelan ships, the Carmita and Karola Sky motorboats, set sail this Sunday from the port of La Guaira with the first shipments of humanitarian aid from that nation to support the recovery in Cuba after the passage of Hurricane Ian.
Cuba is slowly rising from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, which left desolate images in the western part of the country. Fallen trees and power […]
BY W. T. WHITNEY The Cuban people, voting in a national plebiscite on September 25, approved a new Family Code. According to the National Electoral Council, preliminary […]
Update: We sent this out last night and since then the entire country of Cuba is without electricity after a failure in the national grid. […]
life expectancy in the U.S. has dropped sharply in the last two years, to the point that now the average Cuban will live nearly three years […]
The proposed deal envisions lending a plot of land on the island to the EEU bloc for 50 years Cuba has proposed that the Eurasian […]
Cuban ATMs have started accepting cards that use the MIR payment system of Russia. It is expected that by the end of this year, it […]
How a protected reef became one of the world’s last healthy ecosystems Cuba’s Gardens of the Queen, (Jardines De La Reina), is often called the […]
The EU Commission has today, at the request of the government of Cuba, initiated its Civil Protection assistance mechanism in relation to the recent catastrophic […]
Residents have been warned to stay indoors as smoke from the deadly inferno is thought to contain poisonous fumes A large fire at a Cuban […]
