Noticias

The U.S. has the worst level of economic inequality since the Great Depression, whereby 400 families earn the same as 1/2 of persons with the lowest income.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner shared luncheon with Fidel Castro on Sunday (Jan. 26). Fernández commented only that the visit had gone "Well, very well."
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We’ve seen the signs, but Washington does not seem to go beyond public statements, including the appeal made by President Obama himself to be creative and update the policy toward Cuba.…
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Ted Piccone of the Brookings Institute urges President Obama to double down on his 2009 decision easing the flow of people, remittances and exchanges from the U.S. to Cuba.
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Among Latinos, no group may have achieved the American dream as fully as Cuban-Americans. But a new poll suggests that, for many Cuban-Americans, the dream is becoming elusive.
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The reason for the North American obsession to topple the Cuban Revolution is a policy of state. But history has changed producing a hemispheric eclosion: the birth of the CELAC.
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Pepe Mujica: "We occupy the temple of the market God, who organizes the economy, our politics, our habits, our life and even our finances, via a credit card, with what we describe as…
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What was an experiment between Havana and Varadero, from this month on will turn the Cubataxi Group into a conglomerate of car rental agencies and transportation providers.
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Recently, the war on worker's rights and living standards has escalated significantly. And Miami-Dade County is now one of the nation's hot spots in this ongoing conflict.
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You've probably heard a lot about "the Latino voter" or the way companies are trying to win over "the Latino consumer." But let's say it one more time, anyway: Latinos are not…
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