Cuba

HAVANA - This time I did not miss the opportunity to meet Louis A. Pérez Jr. (New York, 1943), whose investigative work of more than 30 years has been recently released to the Cuban…
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The General Directorate of Civil Aviation of Mexico decided this week to temporarily suspend Global Air while conducting investigations into last Friday's plane crash in Havana.
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HAVANA - Grettel Landrove, 23, one of the three survivors of the April 19 air disaster died at 3:45 on Monday (May 21) afternoon. The news was made public during the 8 p.m. Cuban TV…
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A Boeing 737-201 crashed at 12:08 p.m on Friday, shortly after taking off from Havana. Three women were pulled alive from the wreckage, and are in critical condition. The plane, which…
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The EU and Cuba are to sign a renewable energy deal next week, a step towards normalizing relations in defiance of Washington's continuing hardline stance on Havana.
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A United Nations agency said on Tuesday an “unjust” U.S. financial and trade embargo on Cuba had cost the country’s economy $130 billion over nearly six decades.
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In declarations made on television, Carlos Fernández de Cossío, the Foreign Ministry's director general for the U.S., condemned a speech given by V.P. Mike Pence stating that the United…
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What some also call urban cooperatives were born without being recognized in the Constitution of the Republic. On the other hand, a history of advances and failures in agricultural…
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The brand new Centro Habana government portal invites citizens to share comments, news, complaints or problems about life in the municipality. It is the result of the Enredes project,…
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Continuity has to do with pursuing the just aspirations of a better country where everyone can enjoy an opportunity to develop their talents. It should not be confused with…
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