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Nephew of Fidel Castro Denies Interest in Leading Cuba (opens the original)
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Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga, the great-nephew of Fidel and Raúl Castro, has dismissed any ambitions to rise to power in Cuba. In an extensive interview from his office in Havana with Reuters, he clarified his stance. The 55-year-old official, serving as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Trade in Cuba, addressed the growing rumors about his potential future role within the Cuban regime amid heightened diplomatic pressure from the Trump administration. When queried by Reuters about his pot
Does the Regime Truly Believe Everything is "Psychological Warfare"? The Insights of a Photo Featuring Ana Hurtado (opens the original)
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Ana Hurtado attempts to portray the recent leak by CBS News regarding U.S. military preparations related to Cuba as merely a "psychological warfare" tactic. However, a photo she shared on Facebook offers insight into her perspective as a Spanish propagandist. On June 27, Hurtado posted an image from the funeral tribute to Ramiro Valdés, with the caption: "Always grateful to Roberto Garaycoa Martínez's lens. Paying respects to Ramiro." This was no ordinary event. Ramiro Valdés was a key figure in
18-Year-Old Tragedy: Electrocution Claims Life During Tree Trimming in Cabaiguán (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, September 24, a tragic incident claimed the life of an 18-year-old who was electrocuted while trimming trees near a high-voltage line in Cabaiguán, located in the Sancti Spíritus province of Cuba. According to information from the Sancti Spíritus Electric Company, shared by independent journalist Magdiel Jorge Castro, the fatal accident took place around 9:00 am. The young man was cutting a branch near the 110 kV line of the Tuinucú 220 kV–Cabaiguán 110 kV electrical grid, which re
Matanzas Family Offers a December Gathering for Neighbors in Need (opens the original)
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Every December, a family in Matanzas opens their home to offer a meal to less fortunate neighbors, utilizing a small yard to grow some of their own food and share with the community—a practice that has become a means of survival amidst the current crisis. This uplifting story was highlighted by the official Granma newspaper, which showcases Raúl Benítez Montero and his family as a model of community solidarity while also promoting home gardening as a viable solution to ease food shortages. “Ever
New Electric Vehicles Bolster Public Transportation in Sancti Spíritus Amid Worsening Transit Crisis (opens the original)
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In response to Cuba's worsening transportation crisis, authorities in Sancti Spíritus have allocated 13 additional Ecomóvil electric vehicles to drivers affiliated with TaxisCuba across the municipalities of Jatibonico, Taguasco, Fomento, and Cabaiguán. With these newly added vehicles, the province's total Ecomóvil fleet now stands at 61, as confirmed by José Lorenzo García, Director of the Provincial Transportation Administration under the People's Power, in an interview published by the offici
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