Cuba commemorates on Thursday the armed uprising staged on November 30, 67 years ago, by the 26th of July Movement (M-26-7) to support the arrival of the Granma yacht along the eastern coast of the country, with 82 expeditionaries on board, led by Fidel Castro.»
Chicago scrambles to house migrants as winter draws near
As Chicago’s brutal winter looms, city and state officials are scrambling to find shelter for more than 2,000 migrants now living at airports, police stations and on the city’s streets, plus long-term housing for thousands more already crammed into overcrowded shelters»
Cubana de Aviación starts selling tickets on line
Cuban Aviation, Cuba's flagship airline, is selling tickets on line for its clients in both the country and abroad, including payment in cash or by bank transfers.»
Cepeda: Cuban baseball’s all-time leader in extra-base hits
The legendary Fréderich Cepeda, considered by many experts and journalists as the best Cuban baseball player of the current century, became this Friday the historic leader in the production of extra-base hits in the Island's national championships. »
Omara Portuondo wins another Latin Grammy
The famed Cuban interpreter, the Buena Vista Social Club Diva, Omara Portuondo was awarded this Thursday at the 24th edition of the Latin Grammy Awards, in the category of Best Traditional Tropical Album for her album Vida»
Cuba strengthens ties with its nationals abroad
Cuba is living today the best moment of relations with its diaspora, Ernesto Soberon, director general of Consular Affairs and Cubans Living Abroad (Daccre), said.»
Cuba develops rapid test for dengue detection
Cuba is working today on the research and development of a rapid test for the detection of dengue fever, a joint effort of the Center for Immunoassay (CIE) and the Ministry of Public Health»
Gaza telecom companies warn of coming blackout
The two main telecommunications companies in Gaza have warned of a “complete telecom blackout in the coming hours” due to a lack of fuel amid an Israeli siege on the Palestinian territory.»
Facebook whistleblower says Meta is well aware that platforms harm children
A former Facebook employee-turned-whistleblower testified before a Senate panel Tuesday on the harmful effects of social media on children and teens»
Global campaign one million signatures in favor of Cuba intensifies
The international campaign of One Million Signatures to demand that the United States excludes Cuba from the list of sponsors of terrorism intensifies today before the upcoming vote against the blockade at the UN»
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