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Ciego de Ávila among garbage dumps: "What a beautiful country we have on social media."
Díaz-Canel sets a date for water improvement in Havana: The first test will be at the end of September
The oil agreement between Venezuela and the U.S.: What the White House revealed and what still remains in the dark
Alejandro Betancourt: the 'bolichico' under investigation who became Trump's oil partner in Venezuela
"Dark water..., floating waste and piled-up garbage": an unsanitary hotspot on the streets of Santiago de Cuba
Putin seizes private companies that do not protect their facilities from Ukrainian drones
From Transition to Government: What Civil Society Proposes to Keep Cuba Afloat During the Change
He was going to take a photo at the entrance of Bayamo and found a surprise
ETECSA informs about fiber optic cable cut and disruptions in Nauta
Two individuals are caught attempting to steal aluminum tubes from the Matanzas Viaduct
The rescue efforts in Remedios have concluded with a toll of two deceased and one survivor
Extreme deterioration: The Multi-purpose Hall of San José de las Lajas is crying out for restoration
Cuban nursing student reveals how he "got back" at a patient who criticized the hospital: "Give it all to me."
Venezuela raises the official death toll from the earthquakes to 3,535
"The same ditch I left 20 years ago": Camagüeyano émigré shows the neglect of his neighborhood
Díaz-Canel showcases cooperation with China during a visit to an electric vehicle factory
Video evidence of road contrast in Holguín: Good roads near the Government and deterioration towards the hospital
The passage across the bridge over the El Salado River in Granma has been restored
Zelensky arrives in Saudi Arabia to meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and advance agreements on security, energy, and infrastructure
"If Iran does not sign this agreement, the entire country will be blown up": Trump pressures Tehran and offers a "last chance."
"It's time for the Iranian killing machine to come to an end!": Trump puts his finger on the trigger and the world trembles once more
Japanese Park of Camagüey: From Fun to Abandonment and Oblivion
They allow the continuation of the construction of Trump's ballroom at the White House, for now
Israel announces a new large-scale attack on Tehran's infrastructure
Cornice in poor condition reported in Guantánamo: another latent danger in Cuba's urban infrastructure
Cuba is currently managing without Venezuelan oil, but experts warn of an imminent collapse
Cuban government reveals budget for 2026: How much is it in USD according to the "floating" rate?
Cyclist dies after falling into a large pothole on a street in Havana
China provides more aid to Cuba as the regime celebrates 65 years of “strategic relations.”
UNICEF warns of a serious water crisis in Santiago de Cuba: 50 supply systems remain non-functional
Javier Sotomayor asserts from India: "Now I know what Cuba needs to compete at a higher level again."
Neighbors rescue a man and report the dangerous condition of the Caracoles dock in Santiago de Cuba
Cáritas Santiago de Cuba is maintaining solidarity kitchens for over 3,000 people following Hurricane Melissa
Two weeks after Melissa, the Plan Turquino remains cut off and reliant on muleback transport to receive food supplies
Striking images of Baracoa following the rise of the Miel River
Most national trains have been canceled due to damage from Hurricane Melissa, except for the Havana-Holguín route
A young Cuban speaks the truth to Díaz-Canel during a visit to El Cobre: "They left us alone."
Díaz-Canel gets poetic and says that Cubans are "resilient like the palm trees that stand tall."
Flooding in Río Cauto causes severe damage to the Los Caneyes recreational center
Several sections of the railway in Santiago de Cuba are suspended in mid-air following the passage of Hurricane Melissa
Cubans try to salvage their belongings through tears during the passage of Hurricane Melissa: "What a tremendous pain."
They anticipate where Hurricane Melissa would enter Cuba
From Puerto Padre, a Cuban raises alarms about the weaknesses that Melissa is putting to the test again
They clarify details about the accident at Zapata and Paseo where a man and his motorcycle fell into a hole
The U.S. admits that there are migrants at the "Alligator Alcatraz" center without deportation proceedings
Partial collapse on the side of a school in Guantánamo; no injuries reported
Guantánamo is preparing for possible heavy rains and flooding due to a tropical wave
Hialeah hospital parking lot closed due to structural issues
DeSantis intensifies offensive against LGBTQ+ symbols in Florida: Now bans street art
Earthquake? No, this is what the road looks like in a village in Cuba
Residents of San Miguel del Padrón erupt after five days without electricity
Electricity crisis in Cuba causes 70% of the issues with water supply, says state official
Cubans show the critical state of the Central Highway: “This is completely abandoned.”
The regime imposes a new payment method for electricity and telephone bills
The government promotes a day of "decisive effort" for the anniversary of the city of Santiago de Cuba
The cross of the San Antonio de Padua church in Cárdenas partially collapses, leaving two people with minor injuries
More potholes than roads: Nearly 70% of the streets in Santiago de Cuba are in poor or fair condition
Matanzas Bus Terminal, a symbol of deterioration and systemic crisis in Cuba
ETECSA loses 60% of its revenue due to fraud in international top-ups, says its president
Etecsa reports an increase in vandalism against its infrastructure in Artemisa
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