Cuba

Cuba will allow several business companies to use a new concept of State Assignment - a preview of what will be applied gradually starting next year.
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This article by Richard E. Feinberg, taken from The Miami Herald, provides very important reflections for readers interested in U.S. policy toward Cuba, strangely enough, they have yet…
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Peter Kornbluh writes that what is lost in the historical discussion of the assassination is that Kennedy’s very last act was to reach out to Castro and offer the possibility of a…
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USAID was created – it is alleged – to deliver food to the hungry and medical supplies to the injured, or to take part in humanitarian causes promoted by the U.S. In the case of Cuba,…
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Less than 10 percent of the Africans forcibly transported to the New World came to what is now the United States. Most people of African descent in the hemisphere do not live here, but…
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Jeffrey Goldberg in an article for The Atlantic writes about what the Cuban leader thinks really happened on that fateful November day in Dallas.
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The biggest problem is found among the disabled or almost disabled, admitted to Cuba's 127 homes for the elderly (an insufficient number), with room for 9,287 individuals who lack home…
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Cubana de Aviación will continue to expand its commercial fleet with the purchase of at least 10 airliners AN-158. The AN-158 is manufactured by the Ukrainian firm Antonov. It can carry…
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The Archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime Ortega Alamino, no longer has any formal duties on the board of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba.
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There are few other issues in international politics on which the nations of the world have been so totally united over so many years.
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