Cuba

The new Constitution seeks to modernize the Island nation into one that recognizes the right to own property and the possible legalization of gay marriage.
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Cuba’s National Assembly has agreed to a constitutional reform that would allow same-sex marriage on the island. The draft reform was approved on Sunday and will be put to a popular…
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The commission created to investigate the tragic May 18 aeronautical accident in Havana, this week denied assertions about the cause of the accident.
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When the future press law of the country is discussed among Cuban journalists, it seems that expectations surpasses reality.
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After almost a year of uncertainty, Cuban authorities this week published the updated work laws in its Official Gazette. The new regulations will take effect starting on December 7 of…
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The Associated Press has reported that a new Communication Policy has been approved in Cuba. The passage of this new law has also become a systematically silenced process without public…
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Cuba’s Official Gazette on Tuesday published the new self-employment regulations. Self-employment has been allowed since 2011, but the issuance of new licenses have been frozen for the…
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit met at the Presidential Palace in Havana as the countries work to strengthen bilateral ties and…
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Cubans have surrendered at the foot of the World Cup soccer tournament whose prominence can only be compared to that of the Olympic Games. Meanwhile, Cuban baseball is on a downturn.
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If there’s one thing that makes me uneasy, it’s watching a shark fight a sardine. Even more so, when the fight is rigged in the shark’s favor. This is the same uneasy feeling I’ve had…
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