Cuba

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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The oldest person in Cuba, a 117-year-old woman named Maria Emilia Quesada Blanco, died on Monday at her home in the city of Cienfuegos.
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A question that has been repeatedly asked of U.S. officials in recent days is the reason why they can negotiate with North Korea and not with Cuba. The first reason that pops up is that…
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In today's reality tin cans are not the only things that rust. The most dangerous oxidation is that of people’s minds: a lack of imagination and an adherence to the old ways of…
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Businesses in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean are being encouraged to explore opportunities for trade and investment with Cuba.
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Cruise ship travel to ports in Havana, Cienfuegos and Santiago has soared in the past two years. And Cuba recently signed an agreement with the world’s largest independent cruise port…
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