Cuba

International tourism generated $1.08 billion in revenues for Cuba in the first half of 2014, an increase of 4 percent over the same period last year, the National Statistics and…
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The Cuban Interests Section in Washington announces that it has decided to extend the services of its Consular Office until Dec. 31, 2014, in spite of the fact it has not been possible…
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Lawyers, notaries and legal consultants in Cuba are obligated to report to the authorities any "suspicious operations" they encounter in the course of their work, such as money…
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It is likely that the presence in Havana of Brazil's Roberto Azevêdo -- a skilled career diplomat, economist and director general of the WTO -- is another sign that things are changing…
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Some 24 percent of people over 15 years old are habitual smokers in Cuba and half the population is exposed to tobacco smoke at home, at work or in public places, official Cuban media…
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Keep an eye on this woman; she is truly one to watch!
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Cuba is gaining attention as a potential trade partner for the marine industry as some speculate whether the United States will lift its half-century trade embargo with the country.
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Twenty years ago, a massive exodus of Cuban rafters – some 35 thousand left the country – marked the beginning of the end for this type of illegal emigration. Washington and Havana…
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"The Catholic community is big here but they've never had a church," says Mr Veloz, gesturing towards the modern apartment blocks of Santiago de Cuba's Jose Marti district.
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Four-week service-learning program gives students a chance to experience the challenges and benefits of the Cuban health-care system
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