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A year later, the blockade remains in full force

This aggressive relic of the Cold War remains in force today, despite being condemned every year at the UN by the international community, even after Havana and Washington opened a new chapter in their bilateral relations December 17, 2014

FARC-EP 10TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Unity in the search for peace

September 17-23, more than 300 delegates and invitees are debating the peace agreement reached in Havana, during an event which should be the FARC-EP's last conference in arms

Cuba’s future in Cuban hands

“El futuro de Cuba tiene que estar en las manos del pueblo cubano” (Cuba’s future must be in the hands of the Cuban people), with these and other words Obama spoke about a future which many can see is already a reality

Cuban minister in Washington

Rodrigo Malmierca, minister of Foreign Trade and Investment arrived in the U.S. capital yesterday, February 14, to undertake a four-day working visit

U.S. makes cuts to embassy staff in Havana official

A wire from Associated Press highlights that the announcement makes the U.S. decision last year to withdraw 60 percent of its diplomats from its embassy in Cuba, under the pretext of supposed “sonic attacks” against its personnel, practically permanent

Since when has Cuba supported the Palestinian cause? (+Photos)

Cuba’s revolutionary diplomacy maintains its unlimited support for the search for a comprehensive, just, and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, based on the creation of two states

Cleber tractors, engines of change between Cuba and the United States

Two engineers, who met 40 years ago when they worked at IBM, have founded a tractor company, and are planning to build the first U.S. plant in Cuba since 1959 • Their Oggun tractor is “blockade proof,” based on an Open Source Manufacturing Model, that is, easily acquired off-the-shelf components

The new Nicaragua

With an electoral victory in 2006, returning the Sandinista National Liberation Front to office, the Central American country has made notable progress socially and economically