Washington takes another step back in relations with Cuba
The U.S. government announced new regulations on travel to Cuba and economic exchanges between the two countries on November 8
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Experts note inconsistencies in hypothesis about alleged sonic attacks
With more than 300 contributions and broad consensus on inconsistencies in hypotheses about alleged sonic attacks on U.S. diplomatic personnel in Havana, the first day of an online forum of scientists and experts in different fields concluded - The debate will continue today
Fidel will take shape in us
A young journalist writes about growing up with Fidel's presence
Colombian government and ELN negotiating new ceasefire in Havana
Talks between the Colombian government and National Liberation Army (ELN) which began in Quito 2017, were moved to the Cuban capital after President Lenín Moreno pulled out as a guarantor to the process, following a security crisis on the border between Ecuador and Colombia
The Book Fair against the blockade
Cuban children will round off activities as part of the 26th Havana International Book Fair by flying kites at the La Cabaña Fortress on Saturday, February 18, to demand an end to the U.S. blockade against Cuba
Cuba holds U.S. responsible for human cost of unilateral measures
The recent unilateral measures adopted by the United States Department of State indefinitely reducing diplomatic personnel at its Embassy in Havana as well as issuing an unwarranted travel warning against the island, have a “humanitarian cost for which the U.S. government is responsible,” stated sources at the Cuban Foreign Ministry, March 5
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Pro-Cuba legislation inches forward in Congress
The debate over Cuba is gaining strength in the U.S. Congress, despite that fact that a year and a half after President Barack Obama called for lifting the blockade, no concrete steps have been taken
Governor of Missouri: Cuba represents great business opportunities
Speaking in Havana, May 31, Missouri Governor Jeremiah Nixon highlighted that Cuba represents great business opportunities for the midwestern U.S. state
The United States always opts for war
The Colombian conflict is a labyrinth of injustice, pain, and hate that has persisted for half a century. The U.S. professor of Political Science, Marc Chernick, has devoted his life to investigating the causes of this war, and above all, to tirelessly proposing ways to resolve it
The second Cuban Trade Minister to visit Washington in four decades
“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
