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Cuba wants clean energy. Can the U.S. deliver?
The United States is the dominant energy provider in the Caribbean and has more renewable energy expertise than almost anyone. Is Cuba its next partner?
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An Alabama tractor company wants to set up shop in Cuba, if only Washington will let it
Two U.S. businessmen are trying to become the first Americans to set up a manufacturing operation in Cuba in more than half a century, with plans to build inexpensive tractors on the…
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Cuba and European Union hold ‘frank’ talks on human rights
Delegates from Cuba and the European Union met in Brussels on Thursday to discuss the EU's concerns about the observance of human rights in Cuba in the context of the EU's "common…
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A ‘stock exchange’ in Cuba
If you want your business to "be listed on the exchange," you must fill the form for proprietors, and if you're ready to place some money you must fill the form for investors.
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A Republican case for Obama’s Cuba policy
America must look to the future instead — and pursue this opportunity to assist Cubans in building a new economy. There is a lot of work to do, and progress will be slow. However, the…
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Cuba: An unusual battle in Washington
Because of the polarization that exists between Democrats and Republicans, the recent creation of the bipartisan coalition Engage Cuba, intended to promote relations with the island, is…
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Cuba and China will enter joint venture featuring a golf-course complex
ACN is reporting that Cuba and China on Wednesday (June 24) will sign an agreement on a joint venture involving the construction of a large building complex next to a golf course east…
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Lift the Cuba travel ban
The trajectory is unmistakable. Public opinion polls show that a majority of Cubans on the island and Americans favor engagement. Congress should wait no longer to do its part.
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Why is Minnesota’s congressional delegation so focused on Cuba?
Broadly speaking, there are three reasons why Minnesota legislators have been so active on Cuba politics, according to Eric Schwartz, dean of the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at…
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Spain will open a $45.37 million credit line for its companies in Cuba
The Spanish Development Finance Institution (COFIDES) will open a 40-million-euro line of credit for Spanish firms doing businesses in Cuba. The line will be known as the Cuba Funding…
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