Cuba

Spending time in Cuba in the context of a ‘people to people’ educational tour provided an invaluable opportunity to peel back a few layers of this mystery, however, and to shed some of…
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"It's hard to believe we are still wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on beaming a jammed TV signal – that fewer than 1 percent of Cubans can see..." says Sen. Jeff Flake.
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Effective August 1, the Department of State is changing the validity of tourist visas from six months, single entry to five-years, multiple entries for qualified Cuban nationals.
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The number of Cubans leaving their country has increased steadily in recent years, the government reported on Wednesday, reaching levels not seen since 1994.
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Guillermo Alvarez Guedes, the Cuban comic who reduced a common expletive used often by Cubans to a simple ño!!, died in Miami at the age of 86.
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When a storm is approaching, “we call the National Prognostic Center or they call us, whoever gets to the phone first,” said Lixion Avila, of the U.S. government’s National Hurricane…
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Official projects now in the works seek to install, before 2020, eight new wind power farms that would generate 280 megawatts. That's an ambitious undertaking, inasmuch as at present…
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There was little to argue with this month when President Raúl Castro unleashed his fiercest and lengthiest public lecture to date on the demise of Cuban culture.
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HAVANA, /07/17/2013. Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA)/Progreso Semanal. Delegates from the US and Cuban governments met today in Washington to revise the state of “existing…
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The authorities of the Republic of Panama have informed of the detention, in the Panamanian port of Colón, of the merchant vessel Chong Chon Gang, inscribed in the Democratic People’s…
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