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Dengue
Specialist warns about the risk for hematological and immunological patients due to the rise of arboviruses
Fever cases are on the rise in Matanzas: five municipalities account for the highest number of affected individuals
They deny a collapse at the pediatric hospital in Matanzas: "We are not in a moment of epidemic."
Archbishop of Santiago on the crisis in Cuba: "We are in a bad situation, we don't know how to get out of this."
Cuban: "Where will life go that is consumed in accounts that do not add up?"
Cuban in front of the dumpsters in Havana: "Walking all of Cuba right now is feeling disgusted."
Three municipalities complicate the epidemiological situation in Las Tunas, and fumigation is progressing with limitations
Dengue in Florida reaches levels not seen in almost 90 years
Broward confirms first locally contracted dengue case and issues warning for mosquitoes: outbreak reaches South Florida
Trash bin blocks corner of downtown Matanzas: "Are our leaders blind?"
Florida is experiencing the largest dengue outbreak in decades in the continental U.S.: over 250 local infections
The regime itself admits it: 2.7 million Cubans do not have access to drinking water or receive it intermittently due to power outages
Professor Julián Pérez Amarillo, a distinguished Cuban microbiologist, has passed away
Alert in Matanzas due to increase in respiratory illnesses
A 10-month-old baby who suffered from dengue has died in Santiago de Cuba
"Fallen Hands Syndrome": Sister Nadieska Almeida describes the exhaustion experienced by part of Cuba
Cuban Ministry of Health acknowledges rise in contagious diseases and links it to the water and sanitation crisis
Huge garbage dump grows along the Malecón of Baracoa: neighbors report foul odors and pests
The government assures that "96.7% of citizen complaints in Isla de la Juventud have been resolved."
A lack of fuel is hindering fumigation efforts in Santiago de Cuba amid a mosquito infestation
"When a child falls, they will have to respond": dangerous open pit reported in Aguada de Pasajeros
"Instead of playing with toy soldiers...": Neighbors respond to PCC propaganda in Mayabeque
Dengue strikes three municipalities in Santiago de Cuba as cases of fever rise
Minsap acknowledges an increase in dengue, diarrhea, and respiratory diseases amid health issues
Florida resorts to fish that eat mosquito larvae to curb dengue
Holguín is facing Aedes aegypti outbreaks with 50 spraying units donated by the PAHO
Dengue in Cuba exceeds 7.4 times the expected level for 2026, with peaks typically occurring in October
Florida faces a severe dengue outbreak and confirms its first death of the year
Residents of the Minfar 3 building, near the Plaza de la Revolución, report overflowing garbage
The Guantanamo municipality of Manuel Tames is on alert due to fever cases and the proliferation of microdumping sites
Cuban woman returns sick from Cuba to the U.S. and shares her experience: "It was a catastrophe."
They denounce a large dump in Centro Habana: "achievements of the so-called revolution."
Dengue out of control in Guantánamo: three municipalities experiencing active transmission of the disease and outbreaks throughout the province
A trash dump catches fire in Santa Marta, Matanzas
Pediatric Hospital of Las Tunas promotes coconut water and homemade formulas in response to the shortage of rehydration salts and the increase in arboviral diseases
Government acknowledges waste management issues while warning of a rise in dengue cases in Isla de la Juventud
Unión de Reyes reports 154 fever cases due to an increase in arboviruses and limitations on fumigation
Dengue cases are rising in South Florida: Over 200 statewide
More than 100 days without garbage collection: a massive landfill is almost blocking a residential area in Santa Clara
Dengue type 4 circulates in Las Tunas: children, pregnant women, and the elderly among the most vulnerable
Sister of baseball player Héctor Mendoza passes away in hospital in Isla de la Juventud: "She arrived dehydrated and there was no serum."
In the midst of the collapse, Matanzas promotes a pain management service
Guantánamo accumulates micro and mega landfills while the province remains under Epidemiological Alert
Cuban poet: "We have become a country of trash."
"Dark water..., floating waste and piled-up garbage": unsanitary hotspot on the streets of Santiago de Cuba
Pinar del Río is facing three active outbreaks of hepatitis and high rates of infestation by Aedes aegypti
Alert in Sancti Spíritus due to sustained increase in suspected dengue cases
“Here, those who suffer most are the ones at the bottom; this virus has no face”: the heartbreaking testimony of a Cuban after three weeks of illness
Camagüeyana: "It's been two months since they last came to collect the garbage."
Report of a huge garbage dump next to a primary school in Holguín
What was left after "picking up" the trash in San Miguel del Padrón
Guantánamo reports an increase in Aedes aegypti and highlights failures in the detection of fever cases
Seven-year-old girls carry gallons of water alone in Havana as the water crisis shows no signs of relief
Cuban mother reports being left without water and threatened with arrest
Florida Department of Health confirms dengue case in Miami-Dade
Florida reacts with fear and rejection to Google's project to release millions of mosquitoes
Guantánamo reports 23 suspected cases of dengue, and two municipalities remain under epidemiological alert
A month after the earthquakes, Venezuelans search for relatives among the rubble while thousands live in tents
Google is seeking authorization to release 32 million mosquitoes in Florida: the reason behind the controversial plan
Alarm grows in Ranchuelo: Hemorrhagic dengue strikes a municipality without water, facing blackouts and lacking medications
2026-10-18T02:06:02+02:00