Sure, here is teh content you requested: Best practice approaches for reporting disasters Jacqui Ewart is a Former Journalist and Professor of Journalism and Media at Griffith University, australia. She researches disasters communication and news media representations of Muslims. Jacqui is a former journalist and now the co-leader of a project examining political communication in … Read more
Based on the provided web search results, hear’s a summary of the recent developments regarding Havana‘s iconic coppelia ice cream parlor: reopening Plans: Coppelia, frequently enough referred to as the “Cathedral of Ice Cream,” is expected to reopen soon with adjusted prices. The reopening was initially reported on January 17, 2025, with the news spreading … Read more
Cuba Faces New Challenges Amid U.S. Sanctions and Internal Struggles On Monday,February 2,2025,Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel publicly condemned the latest sanctions imposed by the United States,calling them “one more aggression of the US government.” These measures target financial and commercial transactions with Cuban state entities, further straining the already tense relationship between the two nations. … Read more
Traveling to Cuba? Here’s What You Need to Know About Importing Electrical Plants Are you a Cuban living abroad or planning to travel to Cuba? If you’re considering transporting electrical plants, this guide is essential for you. Understanding Cuba’s customs regulations and teh Financial Ministry and pricing rules will ensure a smooth experiance with your … Read more
Cubans on Humanitarian Parole face heightened Deportation Risks Under Trump’s New Immigration Policies Thousands of Cubans who entered the United states through the humanitarian parole program and the CBP One app are now at risk of deportation under a new memorandum issued by the Trump governance. Immigration lawyer Patricia Hernández has warned that “there is … Read more
Truck fire in Camagüey Sparks Controversy Amid Lithium Battery Explosion A truck transporting goods and packages from the United States caught fire in Camagüey, Cuba, after a suspected explosion of a lithium battery contained in one of the packages. The incident occurred on the road near “La Curva de Yolanda,” a notorious area in the … Read more
U.S. Diplomat Mike Hammer Meets with SOUTHCOM Commander to Discuss Cuba and Regional security In a notable development for U.S.-Cuba relations, Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Havana,Mike Hammer,met this week with Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey,Commander of U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), at the command’s headquarters in Miami, Florida. The meeting, held in the … Read more
The Hidden Crisis: Poverty adn Homelessness in Cuba and the US the Cuban government has recently expressed concern about the “alarming increase in panhandling in the united States,” as highlighted by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla in a Facebook post. he noted that the US is projected to see an 18% rise in homelessness … Read more
Havana Mother and Child Spark Outcry on Social Media Table of Contents Havana Mother and Child Spark Outcry on Social Media Cuba’s Vulnerable mothers and Children: A Crisis Unfolding How you Can Help A Mother’s Struggle Sparks Debate on Cuba’s Social Safety Net A video depicting a young mother and her baby spending their days … Read more
Cuban Duo Buena Fe Denies Miami Emigration Rumors Table of Contents Cuban Duo Buena Fe Denies Miami Emigration Rumors Buena Fe: A Cuban Musical Duo Caught in the Crossfire Controversy and Backlash Frequently Asked Questions Buena Fe: Defying Expectations amidst Cuban Political Tensions A Firm stance on Remaining in Cuba Criticism from the Diaspora The … Read more