Baracoa

A whale causes a stir in Baracoa and prompts police intervention to prevent it from being eaten

Dengue Out of Control in Guantánamo: Three Municipalities Experiencing Active Transmission of the Disease and Outbreaks Throughout the Province

"Without electricity, without drinking water": Hemodialysis patients in Maisí report dire conditions and request help

Lack of cotton prevents treating a girl with a toothache at the clinic in Baracoa

Cuban divers warn about the slaughter of sharks, though they acknowledge: "Hunger is real and people are looking to survive."

René Navarro recalls the answer he never received from Eugenio George, a legend of Cuban volleyball

Children celebrate to the rhythm of "El Tubazo" after turning an abandoned fountain into a swimming pool in Baracoa

An American YouTuber traveled through Cuba and stated emphatically: "Communism has destroyed the country."

With brooms, effort, and enthusiasm: children transform an abandoned park in Baracoa

The regime declares war in Guantánamo on loud music from motorcycles and illegal street races

Cuban authorities confiscate two vessels found in Camagüey and Guantánamo

Alert: Sargassum tide invades the beaches of Baracoa

Cubana de Aviación announces an increase in domestic routes for the summer

Stuck on the streets of Cuba for over an hour, what she shared left everyone speechless: "It's sad what we are living through."

Guantánamo electric company promises reconnection to the National Electric System: "They have been fixing that for over 24 hours," but they don't say what happened

Guantánamo is left in the dark due to a power outage connecting it to Santiago de Cuba

The Guantánamo Electric Company calls its call center "voices that illuminate," sparking ridicule on social media

"There are no transformers": they acknowledge a lack of equipment to restore service in Guantánamo

Guantánamo is preparing to distribute water using animal traction due to the lack of fuel and equipment

MINFAR comments on meeting with high-ranking U.S. military officials.

The Chief of U.S. Southern Command meets with General Roberto Legrá and other high-ranking members of the Cuban army at Guantánamo Naval Base

Family tragedy in Baracoa: two people die after inhaling toxic gases while cleaning a well

A great specimen of shark is caught on the beach of Baracoa

Cubans are turning to using stoves from the 1980s due to the energy crisis

CADECA celebrates first remittance operation: "Fast and secure service"

All CADECA locations in Cuba where cash dollars can now be exchanged have been revealed

Ronkalunga takes the stage with Ricardo Arjona in Miami, bringing the Kaseya Center to a standstill

"If Maceo sees this, he won't disembark": Jokes erupt over official event in Baracoa

Banana Tamales: the Baracoa recipe that has gone viral in Cuba

Cubans will need to request permission to install solar panels in their homes: This is what the Government demands

UNE assures that Guantánamo is connected to the electrical system, but doubts are growing in Cuba

In the midst of a nationwide blackout, the regime prioritizes the activation of rapid response teams in Guantánamo

Drinking water leak in Baracoa: “no one cares about anything”

UCI students stranded due to a train breakdown heading to eastern Cuba: “They left us stranded.”

Cuban family requests humanitarian visa and assistance to treat their 6-year-old son with sickle cell anemia

Several fatalities have been reported in an accident on the highway in Moa, Holguín

A young Cuban is in a coma in Suriname, and urgent help is being requested to locate his family in Cuba

Jorge Perugorría bids farewell to Adela Legrá with images from the film "Miel para Oshún"

Electric Company in Guantánamo confirms service collapse with power outages of up to 20 hours a day

Defenders of Castroism are trying to shield the sun with a finger after the protests in Baracoa

They capture in Baracoa the suspected responsible for the double murder that shocked Guantánamo

A couple is found dead in their home in Baracoa: What do we know about what happened?

Striking images of Baracoa after the rise of the Miel River

Baracoa is flooded again: Rising waters of the Miel River leave areas underwater and residents in despair

Body of a young man found in Baracoa

"I only ask God to punish you": Mother from Baracoa reports the theft of her daughter's rechargeable fan

Santiago de Cuba is trying to return to normalcy with the reactivation of public transportation

Six communities cut off due to landslides on the Moa road as a result of rains from Hurricane Melissa

More than 40% of the landline service is affected in eastern Cuba following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

This is how Baracoa awakens with the passage of Melissa

Government prohibits circulation in Guantánamo starting this afternoon due to the approach of Melissa

Lines and shortages: Guantánamo government sells coal ahead of Hurricane Melissa

Melissa is intensifying even more: Get to know the latest update from the NHC

Guantánamo will evacuate over 100,000 people, mostly to the homes of relatives and friends

Meteorology issues new warning about storm Melissa: "Cuba at potential risk"

Heavy rains cause landslides and partial collapse of bridge in Quiviján, Baracoa

Heavy rains hit Baracoa and cause flooding in several areas

Man loses his life from an electrical shock in Baracoa

Traffic accident claims the life of a cardiologist in Guantánamo

Cuban regime provides housing to a 13-year-old mother and presents it as a “social achievement.”