Cuba

Although the new directives state that there is no intention to promote a "regime change" in Cuba, it sets out the objectives that the U.S. pursues in the current relationship, taking…
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The list of increasingly visible, vested interests wanting to put an end to the embargo is growing in profoundly important and practical ways. Leading the way is the medical field where…
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Amendments expand venues for scientific collaboration, facilitate increased humanitarian support, and bolster trade and commercial opportunities between the U.S. and Cuba. The new…
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Home consumption of electricity continues to rise in Cuba, an unmistakable symptom of prosperity. But that dependence is putting additional pressure on the national system of…
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For almost a month and a half neither CUPET nor any other Cuban authority published a word about explorations being carried out by MEO Australia in Cuba’s Block 9. When they finally did…
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Lawyers for the five convicted Cuban volleyball players announced that their clients were dissatisfied with the Pirkanmaa District Court's ruling which indicates that an appeal is…
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Havana's Confucius Institute, the only certified institution in the island country that teaches the Chinese language and culture, saw an "enrollment explosion" this academic year.
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The prime minister of Japan is visiting Cuba and China will follow that up in the next few days to talk about trade and investment. The two countries hope to gain a foothold in a market…
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The expansion in cultural exchanges between Cuba and the United States attracted the multinational Sony Music Entertainment who signed contracts with the Recordings and Musical Editions…
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Cuba's economic trajectory is one that registers an incapacity to generate enough hard currency to cover the nation's requirements for economic and social development. While hardly…
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