Dengue Fever

Dengue Fever cases are rising, fueled by travel from Cuba to the U.S., with significant outbreaks in Santiago de Cuba and alert warnings in Camagüey and Miami-Dade.

Cuban Woman Urgently Appeals to Government for Waste Removal in Havana

Published on 11/7/2024

Cuban Woman Dies from Dengue Symptoms After Being Sent Home Due to Hospital Supply Shortages

Published on 10/17/2024

Sewage and Garbage Plague Surrounds Havana Clinic

Published on 10/14/2024

Dengue and Oropouche Fever Persist in Cuba: No Signs of Improvement

Published on 10/11/2024

Cuban Mother Resolves Sewage Lake Issue After Public Complaint

Published on 9/29/2024

Cuban Mother Urgently Requests Faster Immigration Process to the U.S. for Her Cancer-Stricken Child

Published on 8/22/2024

Sanitation Workers Celebrate Amid Overflowing Trash in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 8/4/2024

Garbage Fire Erupts in Mantilla Neighborhood of Havana

Published on 8/1/2024

Rising Dengue and Oropouche Virus Transmission Sparks Alert in Camagüey

Published on 7/22/2024

15-Year-Old Cuban Girl Dies from Pneumonia Complicated by Dengue in Guantánamo

Published on 7/19/2024

Alert Issued Over Oropouche Virus Outbreak in Pinar del Río

Published on 7/12/2024

Shocking Death of Young Cuban Hotel Worker in Cayo Largo Del Sur

Published on 7/8/2024

U.S. Issues Warning Over Rising Dengue Fever Cases

Published on 6/27/2024

Rising Fever Cases in San Luis, Santiago de Cuba: Up to 130 Daily

Published on 6/21/2024

Residents in Santiago de Cuba Endure Month-Long Sewage Blockage: "The Filthy Water is Killing Us"

Published on 6/3/2024

Miami-Dade Leads U.S. in Dengue Cases, Largely Linked to Travel from Cuba

Published on 5/28/2024