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What is open and closed this Columbus Day in Florida?

More than 50 days without water on Calle Real in Pinar del Río, and a resident is calling for the privatization of the service due to state inefficiency

Amendment 3 divides Miami-Dade politicians: What does it mean for Florida residents?

Blackouts and now extra work: customers will have to read their meters and report the readings in Isla de la Juventud

Las Tunas inaugurates a solar charging station worth 8.5 million pesos amid the energy crisis

Resellers take the bread, while mothers and the elderly wait in the sun at a bakery in Las Tunas

Las Tunas builds its first "solinera" in a terminal battered by years of deterioration

From the best pizzas to boiled spaghetti: decline of the Las Pirámides pizzeria in Santiago de Cuba has been reported

No electricity for sterilization, administering aerosols, or taking X-rays: critical situation reported at the polyclinic in Havana

The Trump administration cuts nearly $1 billion approved by Congress for immigrant services and diversity programs

Buses at 800 pesos and “real competition” in transportation: the Tunero municipality boasts about its economic “achievements.”

Minsap acknowledges an increase in dengue, diarrhea, and respiratory diseases amid health issues

"Check the bread carefully": an unpleasant guest is found inside one in Morón, Ciego de Ávila

Partial and total cuts of manufactured gas are affecting municipalities in Havana

ETECSA warns of further disruptions due to power outages

The right to the city begins with a public restroom, and the authorities in Guantánamo seem to have forgotten that

Cubadebate requests photos of solidarity among Cubans, and its readers are inquiring about the government's responsibilities

Public, private, or mixed? Cubans deserve a quality healthcare system

Cubana de Manatí erupts after more than 22 hours of blackout: "This is due to campaigns."

Hialeah announces a reduction in water and sewer rates starting in October

The government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private entity after years of deterioration

Díaz-Canel wants more digital processes in a Cuba without electricity, with expensive internet and collapsed telecommunications

"I won't be going to the Grand Hotel of Camagüey anymore": Cuban denounces terrible service at the establishment

Seventy percent of the city of Cárdenas without water following electrical failure in the well field

ETECSA informs about fiber optic cable cut and impact on Nauta

The government is facing a water crisis in Havana with a "novel" manual pumping system

Díaz-Canel calls for local solutions to problems the government fails to resolve in Guanabacoa

"Into what black hole has my neighborhood fallen?": Luyanó wakes up without water, electricity, phone, or television

No electricity payment: UNE failures leave telebanking out of service in Havana

A Cuban spends a day at the Neptuno Hotel and shares her experience: "I'm not going to discuss it with anyone."

A Cuban had to buy missing parts for an ambulance to transport his sick wife

Camagüey Pediatric Hospital comments on the incident with the generators

"I felt like I had thrown away 250 pesos": Cubans denounce the quality of Coppelia in Sancti Spíritus

Two weeks later, Etecsa still hasn't found a ladder to repair a malfunction in Camagüey

"I was cut off from the electricity for five pesos," a Cuban woman reports, despite having already paid the bill

A year after the price hike, Etecsa is raking in millions while Cubans continue to experience increasingly poor connectivity

"And what about the dollars for improvements? Cuban questions Etecsa for poor service in Madruga."

Florida Power & Light warns about an increase in fraudulent calls generated by AI to scam its customers

ETECSA service "nominated for a prestigious international award": Seriously?

Bruno Rodríguez says that Cuba "is not an ineffective state," while everyday reality contradicts the official narrative

Cuban influencer couple takes on MSC Cruises: "This is not over yet."

The worst hotel in Cuba: Cubana tears apart a famous hotel in Varadero, and her review goes viral

State laundry in Cárdenas dries hotel sheets from Varadero out in the sun

Immigration plummets in the U.S. following the Trump administration's policy

CBS shuts down its historic radio station after nearly a century on the air

Negative inflation data in January

Cuban regime reduces medical services: "Surgeries require a lot of electricity."

Cuban government confirms upcoming holidays

Announcement of the start of construction for the crematorium in Sancti Spíritus after years of delays

Electric and with free service: new funeral vehicles begin operations in Havana

Another coffin falls from a hearse in Cuba: the funeral collapse leaves corpses in the street

"Unexpected electrical failure leaves six municipalities in Havana without water."

Florida approves the largest electric rate increase in FPL's history and it could end up in court

The Tulipán railway station in Havana reopens after being closed for months for repairs

A breakdown leaves five municipalities in Havana without manufactured gas service

Devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa in Songo La Maya: collapse of homes, bridges, and electrical networks

Relatives report delays in funeral services in Santiago de Cuba since before the cyclone

Latinos were key to sustaining the U.S. economy during and after the pandemic

"The latest brought by the ship": Cuban denounces deplorable conditions at the Barceló Solymar hotel in Varadero

Granada announces changes to the program of Cuban doctors following pressures from the U.S.