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Asian resort company adding 2 new Cuba resorts
Archipelago International, the largest independent hotel company in Southeast Asia, is adding two resorts in Cuba.
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You want lower prices? Put out more cold beers.
The thing is that creating a law for this and one for that, and later a law for something else, is always the fastest and easiest solution.
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On the margins
It has become an infinite and sad loop where the profession one loves falls outside accepted government institutions, and therefore on the margins of the law.
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Russian foreign minister visits Cuba
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was in Cuba this week for talks with his counterpart, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla.
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Surrounded by salty sea water, and yet we import the salt
Cuba, surrounded by the sea, has an estimated potential of 78 million metric tons of salt per cubic kilometer of seawater on its coasts.
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A memorable and surprisingly hot summer
July is only halfway through and we're already dreading August. There is no doubt that this summer -- a time for vacations -- will go down in the history books.
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A new course taken, or is it a tactical adjustment?
Could this be the prelude to a more radical transformation of the economic model that offers greater shares of prosperity for a majority of Cubans?
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Cuba’s new rules for information and communications technologies
The government issues new guidelines. Not all the legal instruments are very clear and numerous Internet users have expressed their dissatisfaction.
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Cuba urges peaceful development of information technology
During a forum held in Havana this week, Cuba said the Internet has the potential to promote social and economic development of emerging nations.
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Vessels change names or go dark to ship Venezuelan crude to Cuba
Stopping the flow might prove harder than the U.S. expected. Cuba imports Venezuelan crude for its refineries and fuel oil to run its power plants and generate electricity.
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