Venezuela increased oil shipments to Cuba in November by 38,000 barrels per day

Venezuela increased oil shipments to Cuba in November by 38,000 barrels per day

Havana’s Energy Woes Deepen Despite Boosted Venezuelan Oil Supply Cuba is struggling with ongoing energy shortages despite triple-digit increases in Venezuelan oil shipments. This dire situation, highlighted by recent Jet A-1 fuel shortages that grounded civil aviation, underscores the fragility of Cuba’s energy infrastructure. Earlier this month, Venezuela sent 38,000 barrels per day to the … Read more

6.8 magnitude earthquake shakes eastern area of ​​Cuba

6.8 magnitude earthquake shakes eastern area of ​​Cuba

Havana. A strong 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook eastern Cuba on Sunday, after weeks of hurricanes and blackouts that have left many on the island shaken. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The epicenter of the earthquake was located approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Bartolomé Masó, Cuba, according to a report … Read more

Cubans block an important road in Havana in protest against blackouts

Cubans block an important road in Havana in protest against blackouts

Hundreds of Cubans blocked Boyeros Avenue, one of Havana’s main thoroughfares, to protest peacefully due to the kidneys recorded for almost a week. On the morning of this Tuesday, November 12, the residents of Havana appeared on the street, complaining that they had spent more than six days without power, since the time of the … Read more

Wink to Latin America? According to The New York Times, Donald Trump would appoint Marco Rubio as Secretary of State

Wink to Latin America? According to The New York Times, Donald Trump would appoint Marco Rubio as Secretary of State

The electro president of the United States, Donald Trump plans to appoint Cuban-born senator Marco Rubio as diplomatic leader. as reported by The New York Times. According to the American newspaper, which cites sources close to who will be the new president of the North American nation, it is likely that the 53-year-old Republican senator … Read more

Tropical Storm Rafael Intensifies As It Approaches The Cayman Islands And Cuba – We’re Watching

Tropical Storm Rafael Intensifies As It Approaches The Cayman Islands And Cuba – We’re Watching

Tropical Storm Rafael intensified this Tuesday and is expected to become a hurricane in the next few hours as it approaches the Cayman Islands and Cuba, the US National Hurricane Center reported. (NHC). The NHC indicates in its latest issue that the center of Rafael is located about 170 kilometers east of Grand Cayman and … Read more

Relatives and NGOs demand judicialization of the Cristóbal Corbeiro case

Relatives and NGOs demand judicialization of the Cristóbal Corbeiro case

Mexico City. As today marks three years since the murder of Cuban migrant Cristóbal Cobreiro, by elements of the National Guard (GN) in <a href="http://www.world-today-news.com/the-cellular-device-of-imss-chiapas-will-check-out-17-municipalities-to-detect-breast-cancer/" title="The cellular device of IMSS Chiapas will check out 17 municipalities to detect breast cancer”>Pijijiapan, Chiapas, his family and the organization Foundation for Justice called the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for … Read more

The UN supports the end of sanctions against Cuba –

The UN supports the end of sanctions against Cuba
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A man walks in front of a photograph of the President of the Republic of Cuba Miguel Díaz-Canel next to Raúl Castro, in Havana (Cuba). The new members of the National Assembly of People’s Power (ANPP) of Cuba re-elected this Wednesday almost unanimously and without any changes to its leadership. Photo/Ernesto Mastrascusa The UN General … Read more

Mexico donates 100 tons of meat to Cuba after ‘Oscar’ impact

Mexico donates 100 tons of meat to Cuba after ‘Oscar’ impact

The government of Mexico, through its embassy in Cuba, and the Mexican company Richmeat donated 100 tons of meat to support the island after the hurricane. Oscarwhich impacted the Caribbean country last week and left seven dead and serious material damage. “After the hurricane Oscarthe Cuban people are not alone. The Mexican company Richmeat, in … Read more

New failure in the electrical grid keeps millions of Cubans without power

New failure in the electrical grid keeps millions of Cubans without power

Havana. Millions of Cubans woke up on Sunday without electricity in their homes after another partial failure of the network during the night of Saturday, which deepened the energy crisis that has left with concern to restore public service. The country’s top electricity official, Lázaro Guerra, confirmed a partial grid collapse in Cuba’s western provinces … Read more

In the midst of a blackout, Cuba prepares for the arrival of Hurricane ‘Oscar’

In the midst of a blackout, Cuba prepares for the arrival of Hurricane ‘Oscar’

Havana. After spending a second night of almost total blackout, Cuba prepares this Sunday in a race against time for the imminent impact of the hurricane Oscar in the east of the island. Oscar It is moving through the Caribbean in a west-southwest direction and is moving at about 19 kilometers per hour, with winds … Read more