Cuba keeps its borders open, despite COVID-19 pandemic
Cuba is keeping its borders open to visitors from all countries, including those who have declared a state of emergency ...
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Cuba starts producing masks in the face of risk of coronavirus
As part of the measures to face a possible Covid-19 outbreak in Cuba, masks, a means of protection aimed at ...
How to be worthy when facing the blockade?
Dignity is very important in Cuban political history. March is the month of Baraguá, Maceo is a prototype of dignity ...
Only state cars are obligated to pick up passengers
The Cuban Ministry of Transportation (MITRANS) clarified that only vehicles belonging to state agencies have the obligation to stop to ...
Some childhood diseases in the culture of socialism in Cuba
Like measles, mumps or rubella, dogmatism and sectarianism have been early pathologies in Cuban socialism. Although they are not precisely ...
Official media ratifies there are no cases of coronavirus in Cuba so far
A note published this Thursday in the official newspaper Granma reiterates that “so far” there are no cases of Covid-19 ...
Cuba sanctions state enterprises for not helping with public transportation
The Cuban authorities have applied 773 sanctions to enterprises, most of them state-owned, whose “unsupportive” officials did not stop their ...
Cuba: the right of free movement and international standards
The current Cuban Constitution, in its article 52, establishes that “people have the freedom to enter, remain, transit and leave ...
Cuba: sale of construction materials will be only through electronic means
The Cuban Ministry of Domestic Trade (MINCIN) announced that the sale of construction materials will begin exclusively through electronic payments ...
Cuba: birth, marriage and death certificates will not have an expiry date
Birth, marriage and death certificates will no longer have an expiry date in Cuba, according to a Ministry of Justice ...
Bean pest threatens Cubans’ table
As if the difficulties of the Cuban economy and the impact of U.S. sanctions weren’t enough, Cubans’ table has a ...
63% of Cubans have access to Internet according to government
At the close of 2019, 7.1 million Cubans had access to the Internet, which represents 63 percent of the population ...
Sale of second-hand cars at high prices kicks off in Cuba
The sale of second-hand cars by the Cuban State to individuals began this Tuesday at a dealership in Havana, where ...
They say learning Chinese can be the fashion in Havana
Mandarin courses have been taught in two faculties of the University of Havana for a year and a half, but ...
High fines to be imposed on those who affect Havana’s image and hygiene
The government of Havana is promoting a plan for the conservation of the image and hygiene of the city, which ...
First decree-laws of 2020 approved in Cuba
The Council of State, an organ of the National Assembly of Cuba that represents it between its sessions, approved this ...
Animal protectors in Cuba: the voice of the voiceless
Violeta has been dreaming of dogs and cats for months, she posts on Facebook about abandoned animals and does not ...
Assailants of two young people in Havana, one of whom died, captured
A note published in the state media announced the capture of five assailants who, in the early morning hours of ...
Breakdown that caused drinking water pollution in Havana repaired
The water supply to several municipalities in the Cuban capital was restored this Tuesday, after almost a week of affectations ...
Cubans will be able to request legal documents from cell phones
Cubans will be able to access their criminal records, the registration of wills and the declarations of heirs, through an ...
Crisis and lines for fuel and toiletries throughout Cuba
Cuba is once again experiencing fuel shortage problems that have caused long lines at gas stations throughout the country, while ...
New breakdown increases affectations to water service in Havana
A new breakdown of a drinking water pipe in Havana is currently “slowing down” the supply service to several areas ...
Cuban government seeks to “perfect” passenger transportation
The Cuban government is seeking to “improve” passenger transportation, one of the island’s population’s most constant complaints, said Luis Ladrón ...
An abandoned corner of Santiago de las Vegas
Whoever takes Vedado’s Avenida de los Presidentes from Havana’s Malecón and keeps heading south for about forty minutes if there’s ...
Cuban government denies there won’t be toiletries until April
The Cuban government denied this Saturday that there will be no toiletries on the island until next April, as has ...
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