HAVANA, March 18. Three currencies, four exchange rates and two markets: that is the monetary chaos in which Cubans operate in an environment of inflation, scarcity and dollarization. Read more

HAVANA, March 18. Directors of Cuban Television reported on some changes that will take place in programming starting this Monday, March 18 due to the current electricity crisis on the island. Read more

HAVANA, March 18  Hundreds in Cuba’s second-largest city, Santiago, engaged in a rare public protest on Sunday, according to social media and official reports, Read more

HAVANA, March 17th. The historic Italian guitarist, Davide Lo Surdo, recognized by Rolling Stone magazine as the fastest guitarist in music history, Read more

HAVANA, March 17. Among the most recurring comments and questions that the followers of this page have asked us are those related to train stops. Read more

HAVANA, March 17  The recent presentation of the Spanish company Enjoy Travel Group in this capital today brings to mind the ingredients that make up the recovery of the travel industry in Cuba. Read more

HAVANA, March 17.  The Ukrainian government exposed a Cuban prisoner of war at a press conference and denounced the participation of a large number Read more

HAVANA, March 15  Cuba closed a total of 45 businesses for not including electronic payment among their payment options, the state press reported this Thursday. Read more

HAVANA, March 14. Cuba plans to install, until 2028, 92 photovoltaic solar parks with the capacity to generate 2,000 megawatts (MW) of power (more than 20 MW each) Read more

HAVANA, March 14th. Pedro Gonzalez, a 68-year-old engineer who stepped back from retirement due to the country’s dire economic crisis and inflation, describes a simple shopping trip as “tortuous.” Read more

HAVANA, March 13   Cuban scientists are working on the preservation of the fossil of a giant saurian found a few months ago in a cave in the Viñales Valley, Read more

HAVANA, March 13th. The Cuban authorities of the province of Sancti Spíritus have recognized that in that territory, as in many others on the island, “the garbage mounds have become part of the landscape.” Read more

 HAVANA, March 12th. The Shvabe company, part of the Rostec State Corporation of Russia, sent 15,000 LED lamps to Cuba, manufactured taking into account the climatic characteristics of the Island, Read more

HAVANA, March 11. Putin approved on Monday the modification of the credit agreements between Moscow and Havana that grants Cuba better conditions for Read more

HAVANA, March 11. Starting today, March 11, an ETECSA offer starts, with a time limit, as it will only be active until next March 17. Read more

HAVANA, Mar. 10th. When various independent platforms report more and more acts of femicide in Cuba, the island’s government, led by Díaz-Canel, Read more

HAVANA, March 10. Amid the food crisis that Cuba is currently experiencing, the authorities maintain their desire to “boost” production and recovery of some vital products for the consumption of Cubans. Read more

HAVANA, March 10. Starting this Sunday, March 10, Cuba will enter daylight saving time, which means that at midnight it must advance its clocks one hour, leaving normal time behind. Read more

HAVANA, March 9th.  Miguel Díaz-Canel, took advantage of the closing of the Congress of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) to make it clear that under his mandate there would be no tolerance for “lack of ethics.” Read more

HAVANA, March 9. After a delay in today’s information note, the state-run Unión Eléctrica de Cuba this morning offered the most worrying figures so far this year: Read more

HAVANA, March 8. Amid a serious fuel crisis that has plunged Cuba into blackouts and transportation shortages, the government announced a drilling project Read more

HAVANA, March 8. A series of secret images taken by US military photographers at the Guantanamo base were revealed to the public this Thursday by the British portal BBC Mundo. Read more

HAVANA, March 8. The Cuban government reports the opening of an investigative file in the Prosecutor’s Office for “serious errors” Read more

HAVANA, March 8. “Calls from Moscow”, the film made by Luis Alejandro Yero that was censored in the last edition of the Havana Latin American Film Festival, Read more

HAVANA, March 7. After the opening, the US dollar is trading today at 24 Cuban pesos at the official exchange rate, so it represented a variation of 0.09% compared to 23.98 pesos in the previous session. Read more

Macau is located on China’s southern coast. A merger of civilizations has occurred. It is well-known for its top-notch food, Portuguese and Chinese heritage, and status as a hub for entertainment and gaming. Read more

HAVANA, March 7. Airbnb, dedicated to promoting tourist rentals around the world, has been sued for illegally benefiting through its website Read more

HAVANA, March 6. Reports from specialized media today point out the predilection of German tourists to visit Cuba and in particular touring monuments, Read more

HAVANA, March 6. Cuba turned off almost three-quarters of its public lighting during peak consumption hours to address a growing energy shortage, Read more

HAVANA, March 5. At least fourteen Cuban migrants were rescued this Monday in the Caribbean of Honduras by the tourist cruise ‘Icon Of The Seas’, local media reported. Read more