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La onda tropical podría convertirse en ciclón en los próximos días

Meteorologists give an 80% chance that the low pressure system will become a hurricane in the coming days

By Dianelis Hernández

Hurricane Rafael leaves western Cuba dark with "severe effects"

NHC launches alert as potential hurricane system approaches Cayman Islands and Cuba

15 organizations sign joint statement warning about humanitarian crisis in Cuba after island-wide blackout

Hurricane Oscar strikes Cuba amid electrical power outage and island wide blackout

An ADN investigation sheds light on how most of the cities with a standing partnership with the Cuban regime have often passed resolutions and declarations calling for an end to the U.S. embargo at city council levels or remove Cuba from the terrorist list.

How Cuban intelligence exploited sister cities partnerships in an attempt to influence public officials

Hurricane, tropical storm watches for Gulf of Mexico as Tropical Cyclone 9 heads for Cuba and Mexico

El activista cubano permanece en prisión

Hero: Cuban activist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara given 2024 Rafto Prize for human rights

Assembly of the Cuban Resistance calls upon European democracies to end economic aid to Castro military dictatorship

Cuba imported $36 million worth of automobiles from the U.S. in first six months this year

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Reporters protest in front of the Attorney General's Office (FGR to demand justice for the murder of their colleagues Mauricio Cruz Solís, from Michoacán, and Patricia Ramírez González, from Colima, which occurred this week.

Mexico asks U.S. to extradite Sinaloa cartel 'mastermind' accused of ordering assassination of hero journalist

Argentine President Javier Milei to attend U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration

Los Zetas cartel chief faces up to 700 years in Mexican prison after serving 17 years in U.S.

Venezuelan Dictator Nicolas Maduro speaks during a rally on the 22nd anniversary of the coup against Hugo Chavez

U.S. condemns Maduro for refusing to grant safe passage to refugees at Argentine embassy in Caracas

Massive explosion brings 5-star Havana hotel to the ground

"I heard a horrible roar. The roof of the market where I was shopping began to shake," a local shopper told ADN Cuba. Exclusive images obtained by ADN Cuba show the destruction caused by the blast, which left the hotel and several other buildings surrounding Cuba’s legislature, the National Assembly of People's Power, severely damaged

Twitter asks Elon Musk to buy Cuba

After billionaire Elon Musk bought Twitter, a curious petition became a trend among Cubans: #ElonBuyCuba

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Sen. Rubio: Mexico's use of Cuban doctors is human trafficking, violates USMCA free trade agreement

Rubio condemned Mexico’s hiring of Cuban doctors, claiming that it is a violation of the USMCA free trade agreement between the two North American countries

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World leaders ask U.N. to expel Cuba from Human Rights Council

A letter was sent addressed to authorities of countries and international organizations requesting the "expulsion" of Cuba from the U.N. Human Rights Council.

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U.S. Rep. Salazar calls for investigation of 'human trafficking' by Mexico and Cuban regime

Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar leads a group of Republicans calling on the Department of Labor to investigate Mexico for business with the Cuban regime

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With 800+ polítical prisoners, Cuba pushes for Summit of the Americas invite

Bruno Rodríguez made these statements at a press conference in Havana in which he "respectfully" urged the United States to say "whether Cuba will be invited" to this event

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Boric names former Allende press secretary as Chile's ambassador to Cuba

Chile’s Foreign Ministry also announced the appointment of ambassadors to Spain, the United States and the World Trade Organization

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Congressman Diaz-Balart: 'It's time to put pressure on the Cuban regime, not to help it'

"These are not 'immigration negotiations.' They are using the pretext of immigration to look for ways to give concessions, aid, financing to the regime," Diaz-Balart said.

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OFAC fines U.S. companies for buying explosives from Cuban military

OFAC fined two companies subject to U.S. jurisdiction for doing business with Ulaex, which belongs to the Cuban military consortium Grupo de Administración Empresarial SA.

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U.S. considering resuming migration agreements with Cuba

The United States will explore the possibility of resuming immigration agreements with Cuba, said Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday during a press conference in Panama

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