Noticias

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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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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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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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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Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart has introduced legislation that would block any new licenses for commercial air travel from the U.S. to Cuba. His 156-page bill would stop any “new”…
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Last week, the NJ Tech Council led a truly remarkable trade mission. The destination: Cuba.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida arrives in Havana on Thursday for a four-day visit to strengthen diplomatic and commercial ties with Cuba.
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Something funny happened to about three dozen right-wing Republicans led by Ileana Ros-Lehtinen on their way to pass a resolution to reverse President Barack Obama's decision to remove…
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On Thursday, a trailer containing 50 hospital beds left the city of Ergué-Gaberic, in southern France, for Cuba, via the port of Brest. The beds will be delivered to a retirement home…
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The first encounter on Cuban soil took place in March, during the semifinals of the Superior Basketball League, when an advance team led by Kim Bohuny, the NBA's public relations chief,…
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