Noticias Secundarias

Home consumption of electricity continues to rise in Cuba, an unmistakable symptom of prosperity. But that dependence is putting additional pressure on the national system of…
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Donald Trump had it coming for a long time. Now the day of reckoning has arrived. What I didn’t predict is that of all the cardinal sins of which Trump is guilty of—avarice, wrath,…
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The world was struck dumb by the news that the Colombians had rejected the peace accord reached between the government and the FARC-EP guerrillas. But the truly transcendental fact is…
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On several occasions, during the weeks prior to the plebiscite, Colombian President Santos said that he didn't have a Plan B in case voters said "No" to the peace accord, so great was…
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Since we don't know who will win and nobody knows what to expect, no matter what the results of the presidential election, what's most important is to understand that we're in the…
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A group of Cuban exiles in Miami recently announced the creation of a new foundation, the Inspire America Foundation. It’s a new organization with really old ideas. “We are…
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The U.S. owes the government of China about $1.2 trillion. What would happen if China came to us and said, we'd be happy to cancel the debts you owe us, but you'd have to adopt China's…
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The expansion in cultural exchanges between Cuba and the United States attracted the multinational Sony Music Entertainment who signed contracts with the Recordings and Musical Editions…
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Cuba's economic trajectory is one that registers an incapacity to generate enough hard currency to cover the nation's requirements for economic and social development. While hardly…
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In his brief visit to Miami last week, Donald Trump pulled out of the bag of made-for-Miami Republican card tricks the most worn-out one. The Cuba card. He promised to take us back to…
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