Cuba

Cuba's criminal laws will have to be updated along with the economy to deal with "new risks associated with these transformations," Cuba's news agency reports.
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The newspaper Granma published an interview with Ramón Sánchez-Parodi Montoto, former director of the Cuban Interests Section in Washington (1977-1989), vice minister of Foreign…
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Thousands of Cubans living in the U.S. realized that this time -- again -- the blockade against Cuba is not only against its government but also against the citizens on both sides of…
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Presidents Obama and Castro shook hands and smiled at each other at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg during a ceremony celebrating the life of Nelson Mandela.
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The Cuban Interests Section in Washington reports that it will restart consular services immediately, temporarily, until February 17, 2014.
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The Spanish government has told critics that it is quite satisfied with its handling of the repatriation from Cuba of politician Ángel Carromero.
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Cuba politics has become a trap for the United States itself, insofar as it prevents the government from acting with the flexibility required when it comes to policy management, both…
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Professor Valdes tells the President that he thinks the imprisonment of the Cuban Five (now four) is a roadblock to normal relations between the U.S and Cuba.
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Monsignor Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, has gone on record saying that he prefers "a more participative and democratic socialism" for Cuba.
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The celebration of Hanukkah, or feast of the miracle, was held at the Beth Shalom Synagogue, Cuba's most important temple this past week. The first candle in the grand candelabrum was…
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