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Google Global Cache makes its debut in Cuba
An AP news item on Wednesday reported that the "GGC nodes in Cuba finally went active in the past 24hrs," quoting Doug Madory, director of analysis at Dyn Research. Progreso Weekly's…
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International Jazz Day: ‘This is a huge event’
Bobby Carcassés may have been one of the first to find out. He got a call from the Thelonious Monk Institute and was told that the 2017 International Jazz Day would be held in Cuba and…
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In a press law, transparency is essential
Everyone is aware of the deficiencies of the Cuban press system today. For exactly that reason, the construction of a model, a policy, a law, should not be carried out behind the backs…
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UN special rapporteur on human trafficking concludes Cuba visit
A United Nations Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons conducted a five-day visit to Cuba which finished on Friday. During her stay, Dr. Maria Grazia Giammarinaro examined human…
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Dominican Republic signs trade agreement with Cuba
The Dominican Republic has signed a Partial Scope agreement with Cuba in an effort to boost economic, trade and cooperation between both countries.
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Travel abroad and the development of minds
Isolationism has never been part of the Cuban logic and localist visions are more related to ignorance than to patriotism. The impact of the Cuban Revolution is explained by its…
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Cuban defense chief goes to China ‘to strengthen ties’
Cuba's Armed Forces minister, Gen. Leopoldo Cintra Frías, and Gen. Fan Changlong, deputy chairman of China's Central Military Commission, met in Beijing on Tuesday and "agreed to…
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An editorial: Free health services
The conclusion, and what we've all learned during decades in Cuba, is that free health care and education are a right, not a privilege. It's a matter for the government, which quite…
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Cuba’s small businesses are hampered by rules
For any self-employed entrepreneur in Cuba today, anything involving financing, supplies and taxes is a major headache that includes restrictions on access to loans, the absence of a…
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They’re baaack! Russian Ladas return to Cuba in streamlined shapes
The Russian car maker AvtoVAZ will deliver 300 of its latest model vehicles to Cuba this year, company president Nikolya Mor announced Friday in Havana. Mor added that his company is…
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