Cuba

Some 200 chess players from the two countries faced each other in competitive matches through the Israeli chess club's Chess4Solidarity campaign.
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None of this is to suggest Cubans are suddenly universally satisfied with their government or with the pace of change. But Cuba’s November “normal” appealed more than Yunior Garcia’s…
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The main leader of the Cuban opposition movement Archipelago, Yunior García, convener of the frustrated Nov. 15 civic march for change, arrived in Spain on Wednesday, according to the…
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Inflation on the Island seems to be confused with speculation -- imposing high prices to sustain, perhaps, an inflated workforce or the inefficiency of poor management.
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“I was out protesting on July 11,” a young mother interviewed in Old Havana said. “But since then, I’ve been weighing the pros and cons."
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Prominent dissidents say they were confined to their homes as police flooded the streets to head off planned protests.
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Finally, Cuban TV will broadcast the documentary film, El hombre de las dos Habana (The Man of Two Havanas), directed by his daughter, and made in 2007.
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The number of flights from the United States to Havana's Jose Marti International Airport is expected to increase from four to nearly 80 over the next few weeks.
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Cuba will reopen to all international tourism on Nov. 15, the start of its high season, according to Juan Carlos Garcia, minister of tourism.
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It remains an open question as to how successful the upcoming action against the Cuban government will be. But who is behind the protests is hardly in doubt.
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