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Italian airline expands flights to Cuba

The Italian airline Neos is considering a new flight to the central province of Villa Clara, while another Cayman Airlines flight between Holguín and Georgetown will be added November 28

New U.S. regulations on trade and travel to Cuba

The U.S. government has begun implementation of measures previously announced by President Obama, eliminating some restrictions on trade with Cuba, and travel to the country by U.S. citizens in certain categories. The economic, financial and commercial blockade remains in place, along with prohibitions on tourism and maritime travel.

Tobacco planting begins

On October 11, tobacco farmers in Cuba’s western province of Pinar del Río, renowned for the quality of its crop, began planting

A celebration of love

May 31, people throughout Cuba came together to celebrate our greatest treasure, children, on International Children’s Day.

Díaz-Canel urges students to question negative cultural patterns

Invited to participate in the Third FEU (Federation of University Students) National Congress, Miguel Díaz-Canel Ber­múdez highlighted the importance of creating recreational spaces that provide valuable content and encourage the cultural, ethical and humanistic enrichment of the youth.

Machado Ventura receives FLMN leader from El Salvador

José Ramón Machado Ventura, second secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) Central Committee, received on the morning of December 4, the general secretary of El Salvador’s Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN), Medardo González Trejo, who is leading a delegation visiting Cuba on the invitation of the PCC.

U.S. fishing enthusiasts participate in Hemingway tournament

The Capitan of the Hemingway Nautical Club, José Miguel Díaz Escrich, expressed his satisfaction given the presence of U.S. sports fishers, including John and Patrick Hemingway, grandsons of the famous U.S. author

Cuba, tourism and the U.S. blockade

Almost seven million U.S. tourists traveled to the Caribbean from January through July 2014, a group Cuba can not attract, given the blockade imposed on the island by the United States, for over 50 years.