Cuba today strengthens the recovery work started yesterday, after the definitive northern departure of the now Hurricane Idalia, which hit the west region of Cuba.
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This December 10, Cuba welcomes International Human Rights Day with new milestones marked by a diligent process to score even more victorious achievements under a Revolution that from day one implemented programs in favor of equity and full social justice as an essential question of principle.
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Photo: Radio RebeldeThe performance of the Cuban economy during the first half of the year has been marked by tense moments, however there are signs of vitality that allow for a foreseeable growth at the end of the year.
Read more Cuban Economy Shows Sign of Vitality in First Semester, Despite Tensions
In 2023, the Cuban population continued to trend towards aging and natural decline. During the period, around 90,300 births were recorded, the lowest figure in the last six decades.
Read more Innovative solutions to demographic dynamics
Five new lawsuits were filed Tuesday in the United States against Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise and MSC Cruises lines under Title III of the controversial Helms-Burton Act against Cuba.
Read more New Lawsuits Filed Against Cruise Lines Under Title III of Helms Burton
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