Amid Severe Blackouts, Díaz-Canel Visits Renewable Energy Fair
While Cuba grapples with a serious electricity generation shortfall, Miguel Díaz-Canel attended the closing ceremony of the Third International Renewable Energy Fair in Havana, where discussions centered on transitioning to a more sustainable energy matrix. Nonetheless, the energy crisis continues, leaving thousands of Cubans enduring up to 12 hours of daily blackouts.
Shoddy Workmanship in Havana's Street Painting Sparks Mockery
A fresh example of "shoddy workmanship" has sparked ridicule on social media. A video circulating online shows poorly painted street curbs on Luyanó Avenue, highlighting yet another instance of the lack of care in public works across Cuba.
Spike in Severe Dengue Cases Among Children in Sancti Spíritus
Sancti Spíritus is experiencing a surge in severe dengue cases among children amid a complicated epidemiological situation. The province has entered a transmission phase, with a significant increase in the number of diagnosed cases.
State Bus Overturns on Havana's Vía Blanca
A state bus overturned on Havana's Vía Blanca, fortunately resulting in no serious injuries. The accident occurred in an area where such incidents are frequent, according to eyewitnesses.
Tomb Desecration and Theft Reported in Las Tunas Cemetery
Residents of Las Tunas have reported the desecration of graves at the Vicente García Cemetery. The affected families accuse authorities of providing inadequate security and showing insensitivity to their complaints.
Homes in Holguín Ransacked by Thieves
Two home burglaries have been reported in Holguín, where thieves made off with items ranging from furniture to cutlery. The police successfully apprehended the culprits and recovered the stolen goods.
U.S. Joins Call for José Daniel Ferrer's Release
The U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs joined the international outcry against the imprisonment of José Daniel Ferrer and other political prisoners in Cuba.
Medical Negligence Claims Lives of Two Cuban Inmates in August
At least two inmates died in Cuban prisons in August due to medical negligence and inadequate healthcare, according to a report from the Cuban Prisons Documentation Center.
El Taiger Defends Carlos Otero Amid El Micha Controversy
El Taiger commented on El Micha's controversial reaction during an interview, defending Carlos Otero and emphasizing the importance of respecting elders.
Ulises Toirac Shares Hilarious Story Involving Antolín el Pichón and Paulo FG
Comedian Ulises Toirac recounted a humorous anecdote from the 1990s during the filming of Sabadazo, featuring Antolín el Pichón and Paulo FG.
The Impact of Femicide on Cuban Families
The rise in femicides in Cuba deeply affects the families of the victims, who face both emotional and financial voids in a context where the state provides insufficient support.
Holguín Machete Attack Victim's Slow Recovery in Havana
A young man who was brutally attacked with a machete in Holguín continues his rehabilitation in Havana, although his recovery has been slow, according to his father.
False Death Rumor of Raúl Castro Goes Viral
A false report of Raúl Castro's death has gone viral on social media. Several profiles fraudulently used the CiberCuba logo to create images that appeared to be genuine news screenshots.
Prolonged Blackouts Continue Due to Cuba's Power Generation Shortage
The energy crisis in Cuba remains dire due to a shortfall in power generation capacity, leading to nationwide electrical outages that have yet to be resolved.
Blackout Friday: Several Cuban Provinces in Darkness
Blackouts persist, affecting thousands of Cubans with reports of extended power cuts in various provinces across the country.
Cuban Currency Exchange Rates Remain Steady
The exchange rates for currencies in Cuba's informal market remain stable, with the dollar at 320 CUP, the euro at 330 CUP, and the MLC at 270 CUP.
Cuban Government Explains Fish Shortage
The Cuban Fishing Enterprise Group stated that numerous challenges, including resource shortages and energy problems, prevent them from providing enough fish to the population.
Homeless Families Occupy Ruins of Riomar Building in Havana
Several homeless families have taken refuge in the ruins of the 11-story Riomar building in Havana, which is now in a state of disrepair.
Heartwarming Reunion: Cuban Woman Surprises Father After Eight Years
A touching reunion went viral when a Cuban woman surprised her father after being away from the island for eight years, capturing the moment in a video shared on TikTok.
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