Cuba

The Cuban National Bureau of Statistics and Information recently published the 2018 "selected indicators" on tourism for the country. They don't paint a rosy picture.
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Cuba's housing deficit is estimated at almost one million properties. For those who want to start a new family, or move out on their own, it's almost impossible. And expensive.
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Since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution one of the objectives of U.S. policy has been to increase internal pressures to destabilize the country.
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So many people on earth can't be wrong when, without even knowing the Island, include picturesque Viñales in their travel plans.
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Effective March 18, 2019, the United States will reduce the B2 visa validity for Cuban nationals to three months with a single entry.
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When the Trump administration announced the possibility of activating Chapter III of the Helms-Burton law, European Union leaders immediately reminded the U.S. that such a move would…
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There is a window of time to raise awareness on the Island that rights must be exercised for all, or they are not rights, but privileges.
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Before setting foot in Plaza Espanya, one of the meeting points in Barcelona for the March 8 Women's Day March, someone asked me why a Cuban woman had the need to "protest." I thought…
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With plenty of hype, the Trump administration this week announced the partial application of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act passed in 1996 to regulate sanctions against Cuba.
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Houses in Cuba are flexible, they adapt to the socioeconomic needs of those who inhabit them, they “move."
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