Cuba

From Reuters HAVANA - A small cargo ship sailed into Havana Bay on Friday with the first maritime shipment from Miami to Cuba in 50 years. The Ana Cecilia carried just one container…
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“Shipping and machinery construction, Russian Glonass GPS and hydrocarbon production” at the center of conversations with Russia. Photo from Russia Today. By Elsa Claro Havana, July…
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HAVANA (RPA/Progreso Semanal-Weekly) – The Russian state company Zarubehzneft will spend nearly $3 billion until 2025 in the hydrocarbon sector, according to Russia Today. The Russian…
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By Aurelio Pedroso HAVANA – Nobody told me about it. I read it in Granma and, in my carelessness, I lost the copy of the newspaper where I had underlined the statement in red. It was…
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There is still ‘no date’ for approval of immigration reform From Europa Press MADRID – The president of Cuba’s Parliament, Ricardo Alarcón, has revealed that there…
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By Andrea Rodriguez From Associated Press/Huffington Post RAMON GORDO, Cuba - The sleepy country setting that farmer Juan Alonso calls home hasn't changed much since he was born 74…
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By José Alejandro Rodríguez HAVANA – The most visible and colorful facet of the so-called “updating of the Cuban economic model” (though not the decisive one) continues…
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By Roberto G. Peralo From La Joven Cuba (The Young Cuba) For some time now, the blog La Joven Cuba has been publishing replies to articles and opinions that appear in the media. As…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – Whoever the next President of the United States turns out to be, he will face pressure from very diverse groups that, for different reasons and…
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By Gerardo Arreola From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada HAVANA – Resistance to Cuba’s reforms is noticeable from the diverse societal sectors, among them the unemployed,…
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