Cuba Summons U.S. Charge de Affaires for Disrespectful Behavior
Guantanamo.- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the U.S. Chargé d’Affaires this Friday, May 30th, to draw his attention, once…
Energy Contingency, Communications, Basic Food Basket… Topics of the Program “En Frecuencia con el Pueblo” Today
Guantánamo – This Saturday, at 1:30 p.m. Radio CMKS live broadcast of the popular participation program “En Frecuencia con el…
Cuban Athletics to Start Summer Tour this Weekend
Guantánamo.- Cuban athletics will begin the so-called summer tour this weekend, when heptathlonist Marys Adela Patterson takes part in the…
Guantanamo Railway Increases Passenger Transfers
Guantanamo.- Approximately 8,500 passengers from Guantanamo City have traveled on the railbus since April 3rd, a period in which the…
Baracoa’s Chocolate Legacy: A Tradition of Passion and Resilience
Guantánamo.- In Baracoa, Cuba’s chocolate capital, the legacy of cacao cultivation and chocolate production remains deeply woven into the town’s…
Cuban Ministry of Energy and Mines Denies the withdrawal of Turkish Energy Generating Plant
Guantánamo.- The Ministry of Energy and Mines has clarified that the reports on social media about the alleged removal of…
Miguel Díaz-Canel Visits Today Guantanamo Province (+ Photos)
Guantánamo.- Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the…
Renowned Cuban Troubadour Pay Tribute to Eduardo Sosa in Guantanamo (+ Photos)
Guantanamo.- Renowned Cuban singer song writers pay tribute to the popular and prominent troubadour Eduardo Sosa Laurencio, in Guantanamo, where…
Baracoa to Recover Cocoa Vinegar Production
Guantanamo.- The Agroforestry and Coconut Company in Baracoa plans to recover the production of cocoa vinegar, a product in high…
Transfer of Rationed Rice Begins from the Port of Santiago de Cuba to Guantánamo
Guantánamo – This Wednesday, the extracting and transferring of rice from the port of Santiago de Cuba to Guantánamo will…
