Noticias

President Barack Obama said Friday in Miami that the United States must continue to update its policies toward Cuba. We have to be creative, he said during a fundraising event for the…
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Coast to coast, the dust has settled from last Tuesday's elections, and one thing is clear. Democrats won some, Republicans won some. There were winners and losers on both sides.
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Predicting a Venezuelan apocalypse won't make it happen: in this oil-rich country the only thing imploding is poverty.
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The Cuban government is taking steps to simplify the distribution and sale of agricultural products in an effort to prevent delays and waste and encourage production. The law will…
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Sixty-seven percent (1.02 million) of all Cuban-Americans live in the state of Florida, the Latin group with the largest geographical concentration in the United States. 48 % of these…
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The clear consensus is that the Cuban Missile Crisis was the single most dangerous event of the Cold War and possibly of human history. Specialists on the topic have described the…
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Invoking order and discipline, the Executive Committee of the Council of Ministers chose to put an end to the tolerance that had existed for several months, allowing the spread of a…
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The following "Informative Note About Self-Employed Labor" appeared Saturday the 2nd in Granma. The translation is by Progreso Weekly.
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Mariel will see the establishment of technological novelties with various purposes, among them industrial, agricultural, service and tourism production enterprises.
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November's presidential vote is a key test of whether Honduras can return to democracy after the U.S.-supported 2009 coup.
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