- Cuba y los «curanderos milagrosos»
- El país que se ha ido
- Casos de conjuntivitis en La Habana y Guantánamo
- Se agrava la situación epidemiológica en Holguín
- El Gobierno dice que tendrá ‘tolerancia cero’ con la marihuana
- Un consorcio multinacional incluye a Cuba en un estudio sobre los efectos del zika en mujeres y bebés
- EEUU ofrece subvenciones de hasta 100.000 dólares al sector privado cubano
- AI denuncia acoso gubernamental a tres opositores cubanos en huelga de hambre
- Cuba niega atención médica a hija de Antúnez, opositor dice que es “una burda represalia”
- Ex preso político cubano alega que gobierno de la isla niega atención médica gratuita a su hija
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Cuba refuses US help after Hurricane Matthew ravages the east
Cuba refuses US help after Hurricane Matthew ravages the east Harriet Alexander, new york 22 OCTOBER 2016 • 6:42PM Cuba has turned down offers from the United States of assistance to rebuild their country in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, in a sign that the relationship between the Cold War foes remains frustratingly frosty. Several […] Continue reading
WHEN WILL CUBA END ITS ‘INTERNAL EMBARGO’?
WHEN WILL CUBA END ITS ‘INTERNAL EMBARGO’? by SPYRIDON MITSOTAKIS 13 Apr 2015 When I travelled for two weeks in working class areas of Cuba last year, a Cuban worker explained to me that while they hear endlessly from the government about the “American embargo against Cuba,” the real problem is the “internal embargo”—the embargo […] Continue reading
CDC issues a travel notice for Cuba – 2013
CDC issues a travel notice for Cuba July 30, 2012 For the first time in a century, the island country of Cuba is experiencing a cholera outbreak. Health officials have confirmed at least 137 cases of the bacterial disease including three fatalities. The Cuban outbreak has prompted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) […] Continue reading
Cuban Port Town Swamped by Sewage
Cuban Port Town Swamped by Sewage Posted by News Editor in Latest News, RSS, Waste on June 6, 2013 9:51 am / no comments By Osniel Carmona Breijo HAVANA, Cuba, June 6, 2013 (ENS) – Residents of a port town south of Havana say that their streets are constantly flooded with raw sewage, despite promises […] Continue reading
What Does a President Do?
What Does a President Do? / Yoani Sanchez Translator: Unstated, Yoani Sanchez The question of the title was inspired by Fidel Castro himself when, on March 28 of this year, he asked Benedict XVI, "What does a Pope do?" Beyond the childishness of the question, it made me reflect on what any president would say […] Continue reading
CDC issues a travel notice for Cuba
CDC issues a travel notice for Cuba The CDC has issued a travel notice for travelers to Cuba because of cholera outbreak For the first time in a century, the island country of Cuba is experiencing a cholera outbreak. Health officials have confirmed at least 137 cases of the bacterial disease including three fatalities. The […] Continue reading
Ongoing outbreak of cholera in Cuba, potential risk for European travellers
Epidemiological update: Ongoing outbreak of cholera in Cuba, potential risk for European travellers 10 Jul 2012 ECDC On 3 July the Cuban Ministry of Health confirmed an outbreak of cholera in the south-western city of Manzanillo. It is the first time in almost 150 years that an outbreak of cholera is reported in the island. […] Continue reading
Cuba cits ‘world class’ trail in biotech research
Cuba cits ‘world class’ trail in biotech researchBy Gary Marx, the Chicago Tribune HAVANA ? On the outskirts of Havana sits a cluster of drab buildings that are part of an effort to propel Cuba to the forefront of biotechnology even as its population struggles with blackouts, shortages and crumbling infrastructure.Known as the Center for […] Continue reading
Cuba cutting ‘world class’ trail in biotech research
Cuba cutting ‘world class’ trail in biotech research Well-funded government labs enable Castro’s cash-starved nation to produce high-quality vaccines and medications for a global market By Gary Marx, Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent. December 18, 2005. HAVANA — On the outskirts of Havana sits a cluster of drab buildings that are part of an effort to […] Continue reading