Unemployment rate in U.S. falls to 11%, but new job closings are expected
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The unemployment rate in the United States fell to 11.1% after the economy added...
Spread of COVID-19 forces Florida to close beaches during 4th of July holiday
Help us keep OnCuba alive Over the weekend, 13,833 new cases of COVID-19 were detected in Miami-Dade County, the total...
United States: Remdesivir treatment to cost 2,340 dollars
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The drug that shortens recovery time in COVID-19 patients will cost 2,340 dollars per...
New all-time record for coronavirus cases in Florida: 5,508, almost double that of the previous day
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The COVID-19 pandemic’s comeback in Florida seems to be the never-ending story. This Wednesday...
Chicago weekend shootings leave 14 dead
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Fourteen people, including five children, died during a series of shootings in Chicago on...
Why is COVID-19 queen in Florida?
Help us keep OnCuba alive here COVID-19 appears to be roaming free in Florida, currently the fourth state with the...
COVID-19 thriving in Florida
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The COVID-19 pandemic continues its unstoppable rise in Florida. This Thursday the state health...
In Florida, COVID-19 has surpassed 3,000 deaths and more than 82,700 cases
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has decided to continue the return to normalcy of collective...
South Florida reopens commercial and public operations despite increased coronavirus cases
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Despite the fact that local authorities finished reopening South Florida this Wednesday after almost...
Spain: bill could grant nationality to descendants of Spaniards in Cuba and the rest of the world
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The Spanish Senate plans to debate and vote for the third time on a...
Who’s to blame for the riots?
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Scott Nichols, a balloon artist, was going home on his scooter from where protests...
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) establishes rules for flying in times of coronavirus
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has published the regulations for flying in times...
Obama’s role in the midst of the national crisis
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Former President Barack Obama is taking on an increasingly public role as the United...
Will there be a second wave of COVID-19?
Help us keep OnCuba alive here If we want to be brief, the answer is “we don’t know.” Still, we...
U.S.: coronavirus and hurricanes in sight
Authorities in the southern United States are continuing to adjust their plans for the hurricane season as the new coronavirus...
U.S. immigration services to reopen on June 4 with adjustments due to COVID-19
As of June 4, immigrants who have pending issues with the immigration services will be able to have in-person services...
South Florida reopens almost entirely and starts resumption of economic activity
South Florida, which includes Miami-Dade and Broward counties, among others, finished opening its commercial operations this Thursday despite the fact...
Miami authorities want to open South Florida despite continued spread of COVID-19
The state of Florida woke up this Tuesday with 52,255 cases of COVID-19 and 2,259 deaths. In Miami-Dade, the sick...
U.S. bans travel from Brazil
President Donald Trump extended travel restrictions from the countries most affected by the coronavirus by rejecting this Sunday the entry...
WHO decides to temporarily suspend hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 patients
The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed this Monday that the steering committee of the “Solidarity Trial,” which is seeking treatments...
Coronavirus: no new cases reported in China, but increasing in Latin America
New coronavirus cases dropped to zero in China for the first time this Saturday, but they increased in India. In...
Coming out of confinement due to COVID-19 is cautiously received in Miami
Nicolás Castañeda is a Bolivian engineer who has lived in Miami for 22 years and has two obsessions: eating well―as...
Miami-Dade and Broward will also start their post-COVID-19 reopening
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced Thursday that Miami-Dade and Broward, the two counties most affected by COVID-19 in the state,...
Miami-Beach again closes important public park due to strollers’ lack of discipline
Five days after reopening a beach park in South Miami Beach, the city hall closed it again to the public...
First Cuban medical brigade made up only of women arrives in Trinidad and Tobago
The first Henry Reeve Contingent medical brigade made up only of women arrived in Trinidad and Tobago on May 1...
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