Noticias

Mónica Gómez and Miguel are joined by dance, a native country and loneliness. Both left behind their families, roots, parents, the only people who loved them unconditionally.
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The Cuban economy is growing but not fast enough. And President Raúl Castro wants to know why. That, in a nutshell, is the substance of the meeting Saturday (June 21) of the Council of…
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The first phase of the changeover in Cuba's currency unit -- from convertible peso to national peso -- began this month in a Santiago de Cuba store. But monetary unification "will not,…
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This past week a version of Guantanamera was released where Cuban musicians, led by Carlos Varela and Manuel Galban, and under the direction of Jackson Browne and Mark Johnson, reminded…
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The White House on Friday (June 20) admitted that President Obama asked Uruguayan President José Mujica to deliver to Cuban President Raúl Castro a bid for the release of Alan Gross.
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"You were talking about mari-juana," said a disgruntled lady to a couple of morning radio talk hosts in Miami. The announcers were not advocating its use, much less selling it. They…
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The latest Cuba poll had no major surprises. A not so close analysis shows a path to victory for those who’d like to see a change in U.S.-Cuba policy. One we've known about for some…
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At the summit of the Group of 77+China, held June 14-15 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, President José Mujica took a key step toward an improvement in U.S.-Cuba relations and the…
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On Thursday several Cuban websites heretofore blocked were unblocked. Without any previous announcement, some doors have been reopened but no one can be sure that they won't be shut…
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Socialism changed humanity as far as humanity could be changed, confronted capitalism and in many aspects forced it to change its course. Today's adversary is not someone who thinks…
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