Charlotte Gomez
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Police Raid in Matanzas Gambling Venue Leads to Nine Arrests (opens the original)
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In the La Marina neighborhood of Matanzas, nine individuals were apprehended this Thursday during a police operation targeting an illegal gambling establishment. Among those arrested was the property owner, who allegedly provided the venue for the unauthorized activities, according to the Facebook page "Con Todos La Victoria," which is supportive of the Ministry of the Interior (MININT) in the province. Authorities confiscated tables, cards, dominoes, and dice, which are typically used in games
Trial for Anna Bensi and Her Mother Set for October 1 in Cuba (opens the original)
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Cuban content creator Anna Sofía Benítez Silvente has announced that her trial, along with that of her mother, Caridad Silvente, is scheduled for October 1. This comes after the original hearing date in September was postponed. "The lawyer just called us to say he was contacted by the court, and the trial will be on October 1... for now," Bensi wrote on her X account, indicating the possibility of yet another date change. Both mother and daughter are charged with "acts against personal and famil
ICE Shifts Strategy, Achieves Record Arrest Numbers (opens the original)
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency recorded 50,925 arrests in August 2026, marking the third consecutive month of record-breaking figures. This transformation in operations followed public backlash against large raids carried out the previous year, as reported by The Guardian. In 2025, a political crisis erupted when armored vehicles prowled residential neighborhoods and masked agents patrolled parks and schools. The catalyst was the death of two U.S. citizens during a mas
Cuban Citizen Warns Díaz-Canel: Reforms Meant to Preserve Socialism Could Lead to Ruthless Capitalism (opens the original)
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During the debut of "Shared Opinion," a new radio program featuring Miguel Díaz-Canel on Radio Rebelde, an anonymous listener issued a stark warning: "In our attempt to preserve the achievements of socialism, we might inadvertently fall into the harshest and most ruthless form of capitalism. Proceed with caution." The show, co-hosted by journalist Bárbara Betancourt under the slogan "every voice in Cuba matters," aired on Wednesday, September 23, and will be broadcast every other Wednesday. For
Gas Outage to Impact Seven Havana Municipalities Starting Tonight (opens the original)
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A malfunction in the pipeline supplying Havana's manufactured gas plants will leave seven municipalities in the capital without service starting at 10:00 p.m. this Sunday, extending into Monday morning, as reported by local authorities. The affected municipalities include Plaza de la Revolución, Habana Vieja, Centro Habana, 10 de Octubre, Cerro, Playa, and Marianao, according to a statement from the Manufactured Gas Company released by CUPET. "Due to an unforeseen issue in the pipeline transport
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