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The tripping started
There's the impression that another circle of ambiguities, opacities and distortions is opening. That's just what the Cuban people do not deserve, at the dawn of a New Year that should…
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The year of computerisation?
The still low and complicated level of Cubans’ access to the web, the slowness or impossibility of access to information, the low quality of the traffic by telephonic means and the…
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Why travel to Cuba?
This renewed attention on Cuba has many would-be travelers wondering: What does our island neighbor have to offer? We talked to a few Cuba experts to find out.
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“En el año que nieve en Cuba” – (In the year it will snow in Cuba)
This new relationship will hopefully develop a level of respect between these two former antagonists. Despite the difficult negotiations ahead, it is obvious that nothing is impossible.…
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Big changes coming to Cuba tourism with us opening
Obama has said the U.S. is easing the rules on visiting Cuba, and that will mean major changes for the trips, which are currently so tightly regulated that operators must submit…
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‘Offended,’ Israel won’t publicly support Obama’s initiative
Left in the dark over Washington’s reunification plans with Havana, while not wanting to alienate key Republican allies, Israel has opted not to publicly support the Obama…
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Marco, Ted and Bob: Fishes out of water
"Don't defend me, pal." That memorable phrase by Mexican comedian Tin Tan perfectly fits those U.S. politicians who, assuming poses of concern over the welfare of Cubans, oppose the…
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Lavrov: Cuba is not ‘drifting’ toward the U.S.
A dialogue between Cuba and the United States, leading to a normalization of relations between the two countries, does not indicate a "drift" in Havana's relationship with Moscow, said…
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Cuba’s promising new online voices
Cuba’s bloggers have staked out a middle ground between the hard-line criticism of dissidents and the propaganda of state-run media. How much freedom will the Cuban government will give…
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Russian official praises U.S. move but urges caution
Washington may be moving closer to Havana, but Moscow is not moving away, to judge by the presence in the Cuban capital last week of Russia's deputy Prime Minister Dmitri Olegovich…
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