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Change comes in a taxi
What was an experiment between Havana and Varadero, from this month on will turn the Cubataxi Group into a conglomerate of car rental agencies and transportation providers.
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Rental of homes and offices is now permitted
Cuban citizens may now turn to real estate agencies to rent buildings as dwellings or offices, commercial establishments and storage sites, reported Juventud Rebelde.
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Americans can now pay for Cubans’ phone bills
Refills for prepaid cell phones and payment of telephone bills via the Internet will be available to Cubans starting this week, announced the official website Cubadebate.
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The CELAC, Cuba and Obama’s dilemma
The Latin American and Caribbean consensus today demands the participation of Cuba in hemispheric events and the end of the blockade against the island. Either Obama relaxes these…
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Welcome to Mariel, Cuba – the new port giving berth to hope
Cuba is betting its economic future on the special economic zone near Havana hoping it will act as 'welcome mat' for investment to drive Cuba's economic liberalization.
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Neo-Nazi’s lawyers claim political persecution
The arrest of a Russian neo-Nazi leader in Havana and his possible extradition to Moscow were hot topics in the Russian press this weekend.
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Cuba arrests Russian neofascist at Interpol’s request
Havana police on Friday (Jan. 17) arrested a Russian neofascist who was sought by Interpol, the Russian Interior Ministry announced Saturday (Jan. 18).
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Chinese official begins visit to Cuba
The ongoing economic reforms in Cuba are intended to "develop and fortify" socialism, said deputy chairman of the Standing Committee of the Chinese National Assembly, Chen Changzhi.
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Reports hint that EU set to normalize ties with Cuba
AFP is reporting that the European Union is preparing to normalize ties with Cuba following a decade-long dispute over human rights.
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Start-up aims to put Cuba back on the coffee map
Former British Treasury minister Philip Oppenheim has signed a deal with Cuba, which will allow his start-up business, The Cuba Mountain Coffee Company, to purchase high-quality coffee…
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