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Jonathan Blue: ‘Things have just snowballed’ in Cuba
Neither the state nor Metro government has imminent plans to explore Cuban trade. However, Fischer said he’s open to it.
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A safari to the era of sugar
Five of the 13 surviving "haciendas" that still survive in the Valley of the Mills in south-central Cuba, will open their doors to a form of hospitality that, while betting on…
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Ready to go to Cuba? It has gotten even easier
Eager for a piece of the action, airlines, hotels, cruise and ferry operators and travel agencies — online and off — have been scrambling to offer service in Cuba.
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Cuba’s top U.S. diplomat sees trade, travel, even a Florida bank account
While touring Manatee County's port Tuesday and then at a speaking engagement in Bradenton, José Ramón Cabañas, head of the Cuban Interest Section in Washington, D.C., learned that…
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JetBlue plans to lead the charge of U.S. Airlines into Cuba
Once U.S.–Cuba relations warm up, the airline “will put as much supply as possible into the market and the most seats into the market,” an executive told BuzzFeed News. The company…
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Shipping giant CMA CGM signs deal for Cuba logistics hub
French shipping giant CMA CGM SA announced that it had entered an agreement with the government of Cuba and Cuban company Almacenes Universales SA to build a logistics hub at the Cuban…
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3 views from Russia on Lourdes and the U.S.
Experts on defense issues and Latin America react to Russian legislator Dmitri Gorovtsov's statement last week that the Duma would not rule out the reopening of an…
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Cuba has a lung Cancer vaccine—and America wants it
Cuba has for several years had a promising therapeutic vaccine against lung cancer. The 55-year trade embargo led by the US made sure that Cuba was mostly where it stayed.…
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White Sox Cuban stars Jose Abreu, Alexei Ramirez thinking about home
World affairs might be far-off talking points for most players, but the news of U.S.-Cuba diplomacy couldn’t be more personal for Abreu, Ramirez and their countrymen.
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Minnesota Orchestra poised to be first in Cuba
When classical music rises this week from the annual Cubadisco festival, the most important gathering of the Cuban music industry, it will be the Minnesota Orchestra that first graces…
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