Cuba

The first turn of the screw A reporter´s blog By Manuel Alberto Ramy May 17 2011 (12:55 pm) Last night, the National TV newsreel informed about a Council of Ministers´ expanded…
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More than 300 000 private workers Ivette Fernández Sosa 21 May 2011 Until the last April the 30th, 309 728 people were self-sustained workers and, according to statistics of the…
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A Granma Editorial The Cuban Revolution has been the object of hundreds of disinformation campaigns, usually orchestrated by the U.S. government with the complicity of European allies…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy “To study a policy which makes it possible for Cubans, residents in the country, to travel abroad as tourists,” reads point 265 of the Outlines approved during…
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A reporter´s notebook Cuba's travel permit in the Congress agreements By Manuel Alberto Ramy 16 May 2011 (06:10 am) “To study a policy which makes it possible for Cubans, residents in…
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By Elsa Claro “It's a good sign that the suit was ready before the wedding,” says smilingly, a little slyly, and quite happily, an ordinary Julio Pérez I meet next to the newsstand. I…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera To my knowledge, no one in Cuba has mourned the reported death of Osama bin Laden. His historical connections with the CIA and the most reactionary sectors…
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By Aurelio Pedroso apedrosop@yahoo.es More than half a century after the sudden death of 6-year-old Orestes, the children of the village of Cayo Espino, Manzanillo, in the former…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy An interview with the president of the Cuban Parliament, Ricardo Alarcón Just 48 hours ago, the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba came to and end,…
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By Guillermo Rodríguez Rivera From the Segunda Cita blog Since the 19th century, the United States began to expand beyond the 13 colonies created in eastern North America. The expansion…
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