Cuba

During the new round of migration talks with Cuba, the U.S. did nothing to accelerate compliance with the 20,000 annual visas established in the 1995 agreement.
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“This will be my last tour,” she announces. “I am not the same person I was six years ago. Then I was hopeful."
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The inflationary process has a particularly strong impact on the majority of the population and increases inequalities.
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The country empties while the number of elderly residents, which already exceed 20% of the population, grows turning Cuba into a country of old people.
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The director of the Cuban Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment said that the loss of biodiversity is one of the major threats facing the Caribbean nation.
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A 100 million Euro line of credit is in the works between the two countries in order for Cuba to obtain food grains and other edible goods.
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It could be said that from enjoying the most privileged status of Third World immigrants, the Cuban migrant has become one of the least favored by U.S. policy.
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Cuba is one of 33 countries participating in the event, which evaluates and proposes policies aimed at a sustainable and efficient agricultural diet.
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McDaniel & Associates this month assessed that the three oil reservoirs encountered at Alameda-1 in the “upper sheet” contained 2.5 billion barrels of oil in place.
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Cuba's tourism sector is now at a crossroads. It is perhaps facing its greatest challenge of the last 30 years.
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