Havana

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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Editorial published Saturday (Aug. 15) in the Mexican newspaper La Jornada, as translated by Progreso Weekly.
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After this weekend’s concert in Havana, the Minnesota Orchestra had definitely won over the hearts of many Cubans. But Cuba and its people had also won over the members of the…
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Havana was chosen as one of the world's seven most remarkable cities because "it represents the global diversity of urban society," according to Bernard Weber, president of the…
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