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An art show ‘made in Cuba’ for U.S. legislators
Mexico and representatives Raúl Grijalva of Arizona and John Larson of Connecticut, all Democrats, along with their respective families.
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Wi-Fi zones in Cuba: Internet is in the air
With the antennas in Trinidad working full blast for nearly a month, and the town of Yayabo about to climb on the wagon of wireless Wi-Fi, the province of Sancti Spiritus places two of…
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U.S. travel to Cuba booming after Obama switch
The number of Americans visiting Cuba has risen dramatically — 36 percent — in the first few months of 2015, including a big jump among those flying into the communist nation from third…
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High-ranking Communist Party officials meet in China
A delegation of the Cuban Communist Party led by Salvador Valdés Mesa met Tuesday in Beijing with Liu Yunshan, one of the seven members of the Standing Committee of the Communist Party…
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Self-employment — Comanche territory
In the triad formed by the Self-Employed Proprietor, the Government, and the Worker, the weakest link is the Worker -- the least protected economic actor. And that's what Cuban…
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Eyeing the next frontier, Miami law firms ramp up Cuba strategy
The Florida Bar is sending its first ever delegation of lawyers to Cuba this week to explore emerging new business opportunities as prospects heat up for closer political and commercial…
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Cuba-U.S.: ‘Delicate issues’ remain unresolved
It would be more than justified to state that the re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba -- which apparently will be accomplished sooner than later -- will constitute the…
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This ain’t no Buena Vista: Meet five cuban artists to watch
All of these artists, like many other musicians from Cuba, have already performed in the United States, and their albums are available through all of the U.S. digital music services.…
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Miami-Havana: A group of artists shortens the distance
When events collide, the stars align, we call that happy coincidence, “serendipity.” That’s what happened with a newly-formed Miami-Havana exchange program called Dialogues in Cuban…
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The bank that took a risk and helped clear the way to reopen Cuba
Asked if Stonegate hoped to gain experience and be positioned to facilitate future U.S.-Cuba business dealings as trade regulations ease, Seleski answered, “That’s part of our logic.…
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