Cuba

A reporter´s notebook By Manuel Alberto Ramyramymanuel@yahoo.com February 4, 2011 The news started to go round at the very end of last year and one could its reflection printed on…
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From Granma Following an exhaustive investigation, the People’s Provincial Tribunal of the City of Havana has received from the Prosecution preparatory file No. 59/2009 with the…
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By Victoria Burnett From The New York Times BAUTA, Cuba — Marisela Álvarez spends much of the day bent over a single electric burner in her small outdoor kitchen. Her knees are killing…
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By Elsa Claro If you typed in an Internet browser the words "Cuba" and "changes," you would get at least 4 million 980,000 results. If next you entered "Egypt" and "demonstrations,"…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera A few days ago, Marco Rubio was sworn in as U.S. senator, becoming the first U.S.-born son of Cuban immigrants to attain that position. His rise warns us…
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La Habana, Monday, 31 January 2011. Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA). The Provincial Court of Havana sentenced those responsible for the death of 26 mentally ill inmates, a…
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By Aurelio Pedroso A laptop falls from a fifth floor and its owner puts it together again, this time rebuilt with cardboard, a caricature of real wood. Esthetics aside, the laptop is…
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By Ernesto Pérez Castillo From Opinión magazine When the British newspaper The Guardian published secret documents of the U.S. Interest Section (USIS) in Havana, provided by WikiLeaks,…
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From EFE HAVANA – - The supply of potable water in the Cuban capital has reached its most critical state in the last 50 years, with more than 100,000 people dependent on tanker trucks…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata In the global society, particularly in emerging countries, a highly skilled workforce is increasingly important. The economies characterized by dynamism,…
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