Cuba

By Elsa Claro 15 April 2011 In an editorial from the catholic magazine Palabra nueva (New word), we find the following: “The end of the paternalist state will make some feel like…
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They wonder: Will the Congress adopt a new project for a socialist country? (Photo: Ramy-PS/PW) By Manuel Alberto Ramy In a few hours, the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba…
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By Aurelio Pedroso 11 April 2011 There will be three occasions of sheer rehearsal before the big parade on the 16th. The first one already completed, started with 21 artillery salvos…
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Sunday, 10 April 2011 Progreso Weekly Staff HAVANA - Cubans have been paying close attention to the judicial process which concluded last Friday in El Paso, Texas, against Luis Posada…
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By Elsa Claro They say that no changes have occurred in Cuba, but “the little room is not the same,” whether some people like it or not. This is evidenced by the decision to allow banks…
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By Aurelio Pedroso It was just like in those small towns that one visits during a road trip. Upon entering, a friendly greeting; on the way out, a fond farewell wishing the traveler a…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy After touring the restored buildings of the 18th-Century Convent of Belén in Old Havana, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter made a few statements to the…
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'But not here to take him out of the country' From JTA (JTA) -- Former President Jimmy Carter discussed the case of jailed American contractor Alan Gross with Cuban officials, but said…
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Welcome Mr. Carter By Aurelio Pedroso 27/03/2011. James Carter, the American ex-president, couldn´t find a better moment to visit Cuba; to go a bit deeper into the matter, one…
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Por Manuel Alberto Ramy In the Reflection published Tuesday, Fidel Castro said he resigned, “without hesitation, all my state and political positions, including that of First…
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