Noticias

If anything has been shown by 55 years of confrontation between Cuba and the U.S., it is the predisposition of U.S. foreign-policy officials to insult the Havana government.
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Since 1976, Florida has had 1,762 of its public officials convicted, according to a new study conducted by the non-profit Integrity Florida. Each year we typically have around 71…
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Progreso Weekly wishes all of our readers much happiness and prosperity in the coming year. May 2014 be an even better year than 2013. As we move forward towards better relations…
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia sent New Year messages to the presidents of three Latin American countries, as well as Barack Obama of the United States.
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When compared to comparably trained American college graduates who enter other occupations, teacher salaries are 40 percent lower.
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The Central Bank of Cuba announced that self-employed entrepreneurs who need startup money can apply to banks for loans as small as 38 dollars.
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A leading Chinese automobile manufacturer will start assembling its vehicles in Cuba, the Chinese website Global Times revealed Wednesday (Dec. 25). Global Times does not provide a…
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I have witnessed that elitist dissociation of certain Cubans who bitterly complain when filling out documents that they should be able to classify themselves as “White” and not…
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Christmas in the U.S. especially an orgy of consumption, a collective madness that leads people to get into fights with strangers in order to get the best bargain and the most popular…
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Vicki Huddleston, a former chief of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana (1999-2002): "If Raúl Castro’s reforms are successful Cuban Americans will gain the most if the embargo is…
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