The (inevitable?) outages of Cuba’s power grid
This Wednesday’s was the fifth total power outage in the island in just under a year, highlighting the current fragility of the electric power system and the worsening energy crisis.
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The (inevitable?) outages of Cuba’s power grid
This Wednesday’s was the fifth total power outage in the island in just under a year, highlighting the current fragility...
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Learning from Uncle Ho. Do we need new eyes and ears?
In the current Cuban popular imagination, nothing is unattainable for the Vietnamese, just as it was not for those of...
What does Silvio Rodríguez’s DNA tell us?
The famous singer-songwriter underwent an ancestral genetic traceability study and joined the protagonists of the series “Ruta ADN Cuba” in...
From Havana to Guanabo Beach by train
This summer, Havana residents and visitors recovered an affordable alternative to escape the heat and “disconnect” with their families from...
September to see 20% drop in air connections between U.S. and Cuba
Most operations are concentrated in the state of Florida, specifically from the airports in Miami and Tampa.
Cuban government denounces U.S. military deployment in Caribbean and rejects anti-drug justification
Last week, CNN revealed that Washington began deploying some 4,000 troops — mostly Marines — in Latin American and Caribbean...
U.S. revokes visas for African, Brazilian and PAHO officials for hiring Cuban medical missions
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced this Wednesday visa restrictions for officials from African countries and Grenada, a Caribbean...
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