Marco Rubio is deaf to Cuba
Even with the help of high-power speakers, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) would not be able to hear Cuba. He has suffered selective deafness for decades, when it comes to his country of origin.
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Even with the help of high-power speakers, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) would not be able to hear Cuba. He has suffered selective deafness for decades, when it comes to his country of origin.
The confrontation between Cuba and the United States has marked migration between the two countries separated by a mere 90 miles of water
Cuba is committed to the safe, democratic, and responsible use of the internet, while the government, and in particular Fidel, have continued to promote the development of new technologies and full access to the internet for all citizens
The country that presents itself as a universal model of democracy does not meet the basic standards of a system in which the majority makes decisions
Delegations from the two countries have been meeting in Washington since December 14, to negotiate issues regarding civil aviation. Significant progress has been made and they are close to reaching a memorandum of understanding for the establishment of regular flights
The same powers used by John F. Kennedy to establish the blockade can be used today to dismantle it
Orlando Hernández Guillén is on a working visit to Washington as part of a delegation led by the Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment, Rodrigo Malmierca
“You are welcome to do business in Cuba,” Cuban Foreign Trade and Investment Minister Rodrigo Malmierca told U.S. businesspeople gathered at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, February 16
U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Penny Pritzker, noted that U.S. firms want to do business with Cuba
The third meeting of the Bilateral Commission established by the two countries to guide the normalization of relations was held in Havana, May 16