Noticias

For days last week, it seemed Miami Beach was returning to its natural, primeval, pre-drainage state:  swampland. But climate change is still being denied by too many and scientific…
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Conexion Miami dives into the effects of 'King Tide' on the city; marijuana, the non-euphoric, medicinal type; how guns DON'T kill people, people do; and other things of interest to our…
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When Puerto Rico failed to pay its debt, the first time in more than a century as a colony, it exceeded the largest municipal default in U.S. history. Unlike other U.S. public entities,…
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In 1992, the Special Period had not quite begun but, through the little tics, symptoms and pettiness that emerged naturally, we could see a glimpse of the future more or less…
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The rules governing the hiring of native workers by foreign companies operating in Cuba have been published in Official Gazette No. 40.
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Some people say that it's easier to go to the moon than to buy a house in Cuba. You might think it's an exaggeration. The fact is that in Cuba the question of housing is an unresolved…
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Even while strenuously working to destroy the Cuban revolution, U.S. presidents like to say that Cubans should decide their own future. But what if the Cuban people decided to choose…
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Cuba's Ministry of Culture has quantified the amount of money Cuban artists have spent unnecessarily because of the U.S. trade blockade. It comes to 24 million dollars a year.
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. There was very good news and very  bad news in the United States the last few days.
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker will be in Havana Oct. 6-7, becoming the second U.S. Cabinet official to visit Cuba since President Obama called for the reestablishment of…
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