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MinRex officials counsel Obama on talks with Cuba
An article in Granma today outlines what Obama can do to modify the blockade. It is unusual, in that it is signed by two persons identified as ‘functionaries’, but without mention of…
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Russian defense chief will tour 3 Latin American nations
Russia's defense minister, Army Gen. Sergei Kuzhugetovich Shoigu, will arrive in Caracas on Wednesday (Feb. 11), on the first stop of a four-day tour that will also take him to…
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‘Bienvenida Cuba! Netflix is now available’
The presence of Netflix on the island, as well as the liberation of Chrome and the access to the services of Play and Google Analytics last November, widens the gap between the…
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Cuba expands trade relations with South Korea
South Korea's government-run trade insurer said Tuesday that it has signed a memorandum of understanding to set up a formal credit line and payment guarantee arrangement with Cuba.
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In Rome, Cuban cardinal hails U.S.-Cuba thaw
The ambassadors of Cuba and the U.S. to the Holy See attended a Mass in Rome on Sunday officiated by Cardinal Jaime Ortega at which the Cuban prelate hailed the budding dialogue between…
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Cuba edges Mexico 3-2 for title
It's the eighth time Cuba has taken the title at the Caribbean Series, which it won seven times between 1949 and 1960.
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Russian diplomat in Cuba for talks on investment projects
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Alekseyevich Nebenzya was in Havana Wednesday and Thursday (Feb. 4-5) for expanded talks with Cuban officials on trade and bilateral ties,…
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The contradictions in the Cuban Adjustment Act
What is evident is that the Cuban-American far right has been caught in its own trap and, to escape, will have to chew off a foot, as some animals do.
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Why you should consider a trip to Cuba, even if it’s kind of prohibited
The U.S. eased travel restrictions somewhat, though the embargo has yet to be lifted and outright tourism remains forbidden.
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Tensions grow between OFAC and Cuban baseball
Just when the ice between the U.S. and Cuba seemed to be breaking, the OFAC has dumped on them a pail of cold water.
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