Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, selectively obsessed with human rights in Cuba, has signed into law legislation lifting restrictions on child labor. The reason, as we read on CBS, is to “relax standards imposed” since 1986. The Restaurant and Bar Association was not comfortable with the barriers to child employment and advocated for more … Read more
SANTIAGO DE CUBA – During the week that is ending, five artistic groups – from Candelaria, in Artemisa; Cuatro Vientos, in Escambray; Buey Arriba, in Granma; Los Negros, in Santiago de Cuba; and Manuel Tames, in Guantánamo – have shaken the Heroic City, which for the first time hosted the National Meeting of Comprehensive Mountain … Read more
The central region of Cuba already has its own Immunohistochemistry laboratory at the Arnaldo Milián Castro University Hospital in Villa Clara, and has so far benefited more than 130 patients, who come not only from Villa Clara, but also from the provinces of Cienfuegos, Sancti Spíritus and Ciego de Ávila. This is the first of … Read more
Cubans usually say “for us, it’s at all times July twenty sixth.” For Peronists, too. Seventy-two years after Eva Duarte de Perón handed away, we keep in mind her as soon as once more, as what she was, the perfect of us. Evita resists time, hatred, distortion and gorilla revenge. Picture captured in 2013 in … Read more
Around seven decades dedicated to acting on stage, in which he has shown his versatility by interpreting various characters –especially the villains of the plots– support the decision to award the 2023 National Theater Award to Aramís Delgado. Yesterday, just on Cuban Theater Day, the award was given to one of the most popular artists … Read more