Leaked documents reveal espionage of Cuba at International Miami Airport

The intelligence documentation on the MIA is part of a batch of classified files transferred by an anonymous source to CiberCuba with hundreds of pages and multimedia files, bank transfers, contracts, emails and private information of persons of interest to the Cuban government, in what constitutes one of the biggest leaks of the secret files of the MININT in all its history. Read More

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Cuba exported food worth 213 million dollars in 2018

The Cuban government exported food worth 213 million dollars last year, a figure well below what is needed to lift the battered economy of the country. Read More

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Cuba says it is willing to negotiate with claimants of nationalized properties but puts conditions

The Cuban government said it is willing to negotiate an agreement to compensate claimants for properties that were expropriated after the Cuban Revolution. Read More

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The MININT blames "criminal groups of Cuban emigrants" of drug trafficking to the Island

According to the agency's annual report, the authorities faced operations organized by Cubans living abroad who used speedboats to transport them on routes near the country. Read More

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Cuban doctor tells that in Venezuela he was taught to falsify medical histories to comply with statistics

Cuban doctor Yansnier Arias told Univisión that the first thing he was taught when he came to provide medical services in Venezuela, "went to falsify stories and patients to comply with statistics." Read More

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Several Cuban women among the 50 undocumented "exotic dancers" that Mexico will deport

A group of 50 exotic undocumented dancers, in which there are several Cuban, Venezuelan, Brazilian and Salvadoran women, have been transferred from Cancun to Chetumal (Quintana Roo state, Mexico) to be deported to their respective countries. Read More

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Cubans forecast the arrival of another era of rafters

We Cubans are no longer the "favorite" immigrants in the United States, it is clear to us. The visits of the island to the country of the North have been reduced to the minimum in recent months, but that has not prevented them from migrating to other destinations, especially without young people in full working age. Read More

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"We were doctors, but at the moment we are nothing," says Cuban professional in Brazil

"Formerly they saw us as gods, nowadays they see us as nothing," Cuban doctor Yulia Molina Hernández told the BBC, who arrived in Brazil five years ago as part of the international program "Mais Medicos" and decided to stay in the South American country. after the Cuban government returned its professionals to the island. Read More

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The New York Times responds to Díaz-Canel on the use of Cuban doctors in Venezuela

The communication team of The New York Times (NYT) has responded directly on Twitter to Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel, who tried to deny the investigation that ensures that Cuban doctors were used in Venezuela to obtain votes for Chavez. Read More

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It is already possible to sue Cuban companies in US courts

Starting today March 19, as announced by the Department of State, US citizens, including Cuban-Americans, may sue Cuban companies on the island in US courts. Read More

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