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Food
The U.S. moves forward with new regulations on ingredients and ultra-processed foods: here’s what could change
The outbreak of cyclosporiasis in the United States worsens: What do we know?
The plight of a Cuban woman after the blackouts: "How do you explain to your children that there is no food because it spoiled?"
"Lies": Cubans respond with skepticism to the announcement of rice distribution in Ciego de Ávila
Cyclospora outbreak frightens consumers in the U.S.: Restaurants lose customers and lettuce sales drop
What do the humanitarian aid packages from the United States for the people of Cuba contain?
Outbreak of cyclosporiasis spreads in the U.S.: These are the states with new cases
Miami-Dade ends free lunch program in its public schools
Possible source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting Florida and around thirty states in the U.S. identified.
Colombia sends about 100 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba at Petro's order
Trump lifts climate restrictions to try to lower food prices
Authorities dismantle a fraud network involving Cuban nationals in Orlando that affected dozens of victims in Florida
The Cuban regime accuses the U.S. government of "systematically and ruthlessly punishing the people."
"Fuel, food, and medicine": Díaz-Canel mentions priorities in light of the humanitarian aid offered by the U.S.
The U.S. government celebrates the drop in prices with "The Trump Effect," but annual inflation reached 3.8%
The town in Matanzas has been without electricity for seven days, and the authorities remain silent
Cubans in Galicia are training as fishermen: "Of course they're going to hire me!"
Potato chips sold in restaurants and supermarkets are being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination
93-year-old Cuban woman affected by Food Stamps theft that impacted over 200 people in Florida
A woman was arrested in South Florida for stealing Food Stamps from 200 people: How did she do it?
War with Iran drives up gasoline prices and pushes inflation in the U.S. to its highest level in two years
He took his Nutella to the Moon: Unexpected object draws attention in Artemis II
"And what does the State sell?" Cubans question in light of the persecution of private individuals in Guantánamo
Gasoline prices in the U.S. continue to surpass historic levels
A Cuban gets emotional seeing an abundance of fruits and food in a supermarket in Argentina
Neighbors of Cacocum express gratitude for donations from a solidarity project amid blackouts and extreme poverty
Solidarity project delivers donations to an elderly man who survives on a pension of 1,500 pesos in Holguín
Cuba could receive powdered milk and rice from Uruguay
This is what a Cuban mother received for her underweight son from the donation from Mexico
Donation from Mexico arrives in Artemisa… and sparks outrage: "It's not fair, we are all Cubans."
"The rest of the town does not eat": Cubans face donation distribution to underweight children, pregnant women, and the elderly
Woman in Trinidad rescues solar oven from the 1990s amid new energy crisis
Food waste in a Cuban hotel while the population faces shortages and blackouts
Supermarket23 confirms total interruption of orders: What is known?
Shipping agencies from the U.S. to Cuba limit services due to the fuel crisis
Florida prohibits the purchase of several foods with food stamps starting in April: Find out which ones
Cuba is managing to get by for now without Venezuelan oil, but experts warn of an imminent collapse
Christmas Eve and Christmas: Which supermarkets will be open in South Florida?
"Buying root vegetables?": Linguistic Differences Between a Cuban and an Argentine Amuse on TikTok
Cuban woman takes social media by storm with her version of Arroz Imperial: Do you have the ingredients to make it this Sunday?
"She's not the only one! A Cuban woman shows how she prepares to travel to Cuba: 'It's a lot of stress, but the happiness of being there is priceless.'"
Beef prices soar in the U.S.: up 14.7%
Matanzas Hospital receives Russian donation of medications and food for newborns
Diocese of Holguín receives food donation from the Archdiocese of Miami for those affected by Melissa
Japan donates one million dollars in food to Cuba
Two weeks after Melissa, the Turquino Plan remains inaccessible and relies on mules to receive food supplies
The latest on Food Stamps in the U.S.: Supreme Court ruling favors the government
Is it more expensive to celebrate Thanksgiving this year?
The closure of USAID is said to have led to the deaths of more than 600,000 vulnerable people, according to NGOs and experts
Good news for Food Stamps beneficiaries in the United States
The Cuban regime will tap into 11 million dollars in humanitarian aid mobilized by the UN
UN takes on humanitarian response in Granma amidst the regime's inaction
The people are getting tired: Residents of a town in Guantánamo take to the streets after 10 days without electricity
Cubans launch a solidarity campaign to help the victims of Hurricane Melissa
"Anyone who needs to evacuate the cold, call me": A gesture of solidarity in Holguín before Hurricane Melissa
Food company in the U.S. recalls millions of pounds of chicken from stores: Here’s the reason
Supermarket in Hialeah sanctioned for serious violations: What did the inspectors find?
Limay Blanco transitions to Christian music with "Pray with Faith," a reggaeton song conveying a message of hope
Rescue workers deliver food to isolated families in Santiago de Cuba
Coffee, meat, and eggs: Food prices continue to rise despite the slowdown in inflation in the U.S.
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