Noticias

Broadband service in Cuba is currently powered by a single submarine cable from Venezuela. There is growing concern of the increasing Chinese clout.
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The funds are aimed at “democracy building, human rights, and civil society initiatives in Cuba.” The law still must be passed by the Senate and signed by the President.
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Large and gleaming orange vehicles have been seen crisscrossing Havana recently. They are the first 24 modern garbage trucks that have arrived from Japan.
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On May 29th, Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, flew to Israel and there signed a bill that places the interests of Tel Aviv clearly ahead of the constitutional rights of Tallahassee.
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The European Union last week pledged to continue expanding economic cooperation with Cuba amid stepped-up U.S. trade sanctions against the island.
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Florida Republicans have won the last 5 major statewide elections, but Sunshine State Democrats see early numbers as a sign that their losing streak might be coming to an end.
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As reported in the New York Times, the Miami Herald, and the Report of Special Counsel Robert J. Mueller.
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Americans should be able to freely travel where they would like, and restrictions on Cuba travel are unconstitutional, unfair, and unproductive, said CET.
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The news that not one more cruise ship loaded with American tourists would dock in any port on the Island crossed the 90-mile puddle with the speed of light.
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The travel restrictions announced on June 4 represent another page from Bolton’s “regime change” playbook.
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