Havana

In its selection, the 45th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema defended diversity, inclusion, and the profusion of perspectives and dialogue that has been developing in…
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This week marks a decade since the White House announced a back-channel deal to normalize U.S. relations with Cuba.
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The idea of opening a travel agency for Cubans living in the US was hatched in a room on the 20th floor of the Habana Riviera Hotel.
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Cuba's reality for the past 60 years has been marked by the administrative control of the economy, which prominently includes price controls.
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Large and gleaming orange vehicles have been seen crisscrossing Havana recently. They are the first 24 modern garbage trucks that have arrived from Japan.
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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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Far from solving problems, the new law is doing just the opposite: creating more disorder, more corruption, and more discomfort.
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FAC, Havana's best known cultural center, is back from its summer recess and will celebrate its fifth anniversary with many surprises planned this year.
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The U.S. Department of State recently lowered its danger alert on travel to Cuba. The move is intended to rectify, in part, a policy that has been opposed by a majority of persons…
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The commission created to investigate the tragic May 18 aeronautical accident in Havana, this week denied assertions about the cause of the accident.
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