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The Cuban diplomat was met at José Martí airport by Gerardo Peñalver Portal days after his expulsion from the United States following an incident at the United Nations.
Santiago de Cuba and Guantánamo accounted for half of the cases; Guantánamo had the highest rate of the two provinces.
The failure occurred at 1:30 a.m. in a 900-millimeter pipe and affects 13 neighborhoods; Aguas Santiago estimates up to 48 hours for repairs.
The organization operated from 2021 to 2025 using irregular crossings, falsified documents and private flights; the case includes asylum fraud and money laundering.
The figure represents an annual reduction of 4.9 percent and extends a decline recorded for a fourth consecutive year.
Foreign Minister Javier Martínez-Acha Vásquez defended Panama's neutrality and made any meeting conditional on both governments' willingness.
The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba added the Cuban diplomat after an altercation during a United Nations debate on the embargo.
A Renfe AVE struck the rear of a stopped Iryo train; a toll attributed to Civil Protection reported at least 50 dead and more than 179 injured.
Resolution 49 of 2026 applies to Minera del Caribe and remains in force through January 30, 2027.
The episode briefly interrupted the session during the embargo debate and prompted a White House message supporting the U.S. ambassador.
Goods sent from the United States to Cuba exceeded $810 million in 2025 ahead of the embargo vote.
The 21-year-old was trying to scatter her mother's ashes when the sea reached her on the Havana coast amid heavy surf.
Mike Waltz announced the measure against Richard Tur de la Concepción and said he would travel to Havana within the next 24 hours.
An update to Frequently Asked Question 53 explains how to separate a request for information from an instruction to transfer money.
The Board of Immigration Appeals standard says courts may not have to take additional steps in certain cases.
The interruption affected the province, and Granma's Electric Company said the cause remained unknown.
The woman, who said she was at full term, reported arriving early in the morning and finding no beds available.
The profile that published the claim also says 37 devices were seized and buyers of the antennas received fines.
The planned installation assigns two units to the upper zone and five to the lower zone, with an expected reach of about 105,000 urban residents.
The statement contrasts Cuba's situation with Venezuela's but does not detail what measures Washington envisions for the island.
Network members were sentenced; transporters received criminal penalties, while recipients faced fines and confiscations.
The change begins November 1 at all schools and accompanies Cuba's continuation of daylight saving time.
Flight AA1491, which was not scheduled on Tuesdays or Wednesdays in late September, began covering all seven days in October.
The observatory confirmed the case of Marili Reina Fajardo, 45, whose body was found in Habana del Este on October 21; the organization called for the crime to be clarified.
