What the US media isn’t telling you about the protests in Cuba
US authorities and corporate media have given extensive coverage of protests which took place in eastern Cuba in response to deteriorating conditions which Cubans say are a product of US policies themselves
US “unwilling” to improve relations with Cuba
In an interview with US outlet MSNBC, Cuban official Carlos Fernández de Cossío criticized the inaction by the Biden administration to improve relations between the two countries
Cuban official condemns Wall Street Journal’s claim about Chinese base as “unfounded”
The US-based media outlet published an “exclusive” report alleging that Cuba and China had reached a “secret” agreement to build a spying base on the island
Where are relations between Cuba and the United States today?
Cuba’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Carlos F. de Cossío, spoke to Claridad about US-Cuba relations and the perspective for change
Cómo Cuba enfrenta la devastación del huracán Ian
El día antes de que el huracán Ian tocara tierra en Cuba, 50.000 personas fueron evacuadas y llevadas a 55 refugios. El 1 de octubre, menos de cinco días después de tocar tierra, el 82% de los habitantes de La Habana habían recuperado el suministro eléctrico, y se seguía trabajando en la parte occidental de la isla.
How Cuba is dealing with the devastation of Hurricane Ian
The day before Hurricane Ian hit Cuba, 50,000 people were evacuated and taken to 55 shelters. By October 1, less than five days after landfall, 82% of the residents of Havana had their power restored with work ongoing for the western part of the island
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