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Raúl in Moscow: Ceremony and business
Raúl Castro has been busy since his arrival on Tuesday. Cuba and Russia are now negotiating the sale of Russian helicopters, discussing major airport projects, and the creation of a a…
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Will Miami become the city of (too many) lights?
Beyond the transparent BS, the real purpose of Miami's Innovation Tower is to enhance the net worth of the developer and whatever investors he may have bringing rich profits for many…
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Raúl Castro arrives in Russia
Cuban President Raul Castro arrived in Moscow on Tuesday to attend the celebrations for the 70th anniversary of the victory over fascism.
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Bee honey ‘made in Cuba’
People in the Old Continent pay as much as 3,000 euros for a single ton of ecological honey, free from chemical residues, processed and sold at a plant in the city of Sancti Spiritus in…
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Speaker of Russian Duma and his deputy are in Havana
The top officials of Russia's Duma are in Cuba to mark two major events: the 70th anniversary of Victory Day in Europe and the 55th anniversary of the reestablishment of diplomatic…
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Utah high school band performs in Cuba
This spring the band played a gig someplace that, for the longest time, has been a no man’s land for Americans — Havana, Cuba.
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Kishida promises greater economic assistance to Cuba in landmark visit
Fumio Kishida became the first Japanese foreign minister to visit Cuba, pledging grant aids to the island totaling several million dollars. Grant assistance programs are expected as…
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Associated Press looks to expand coverage of Cuba
The Associated Press president arrived in Havana this week to discuss an expanded cooperation with the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina in the framework of a distention in relations…
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‘Congress cannot remain idle’ on Cuba, says Diaz-Balart
With so many things moving in the right direction, and with U.S. companies now eying Cuba as an export market for fertilizers, now would be just the time for Congress to shake off its…
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French producer of Cuban rum sets sights on U.S. market
Havana Club, owned by the French giant Pernod Ricard, a world leader in wines and spirits, prepares at this moment to launch an assault on the United States.
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