John Kerry arrives in Havana tomorrow to open U.S. embassy
Secretary of State John Kerry is scheduled to arrive in Havana tomorrow, August 14, to ceremonially open the U.S. embassy in Cuba
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Good outlook for Cuban tourism from Southern Cone countries
The Cuban tourism office for the Southern Cone is expectantly preparing for the coming high winter season, with the objective of increasing the flow of tourists from the region to the island, according to Latina Niurka Martínez, tourism specialist at the Cuban embassy in Argentina, from where operational and promotional work for regional markets (Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay) is carried out.
Economic blockade negatively impacts Cuban healthcare system
The U.S. blockade has resulted in incalculable damages to the Cuban healthcare system, yet the country continues to provide free healthcare to the entire population
Cuban pineapples in Europe
With the arrival in Spain of the first load of high quality pineapples harvested in the province of Ciego de Ávila, Cuba expanded its sales of this sought-after fruit on the European continent
The economic slowdown has been reversed
President Raúl Castro noted that GDP was up 4.7% by the end of June, at the close of the plenary session of the National Assembly of People’s Power
A joyful and populous May Day march
A resounding call for a joyful, populous and spirited May Day march to celebrate International Workers’ Day was made in Havana during a Cuban Workers’ Federation (CTC) provincial meeting, held April 27 to finalize preparations
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An attractive tourist destination on Cuba’s northeastern coast
Cuba’s natural environment, abundant in unique species of flora and fauna thanks to a tropical climate, is one of the fundamental pillars on which the country is aiming to develop its tourist industry
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U.S. blockade impacts key sectors of Cuban economy
The U.S. economic, financial and commercial blockade of Cuba, the longest in history, causes daily difficulties for Cubans, and impacts key sectors of the economy. October 27, the UN General Assembly will consider a resolution demanding an end to the policy, for the 24th time
Forestry benefits Cuban economy
Charcoal, pine oleoresin, forest seeds, sawn timber, pallets and wood chippings feature among some of the products sold internationally
Modern seismic station installed in Santiago de Cuba
The first of five modern seismic stations, located in the municipality of Guamá, Santiago de Cuba province, is now ready to be connected to the national network
