2015-2016 SEASON
The world’s best tobacco grows in Cuba
José Martí, Cuba’s national hero, described tobacco as an “Indian leaf, consolation for the pensive, the delight of dreamers, architects of the air, fragrant heart of the winged opal…”
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José Martí, Cuba’s national hero, described tobacco as an “Indian leaf, consolation for the pensive, the delight of dreamers, architects of the air, fragrant heart of the winged opal…”
It is no secret that tobacco growers or vegueros as they are known in Cuba, must be highly knowledgeable, dedicated, experienced and have the ability to work in a sometimes extreme climate
Cuban President and ministers announce new measures to combat Covid-19, including the regulation of the country's ports of entry, with authorization only for residents of Cuba
Several new investment projects are underway in the Cuban tobacco industry, reflecting the demands of the domestic and international markets
The July 26, 1953, events in Santiago de Cuba and Bayamo changed forever the direction of an entire country, and opened a new stage in the history of Our America
Progress in the tobacco planting season, and sales of world famous Cuban cigars, discussed in interview with an industry leader
A crude maneuver failed July 3, during a session of the UN Human Rights Council, when a mercenary in the service of the U.S. government attempted to defame Cuba’s public health system and international medical collaboration
The 20th Habano Festival is scheduled to take place from February 26 through March 2, which in addition to celebrating the best premium, hand-rolled cigars in the world, will also see participants learn more about the secrets of one of the island’s oldest and most treasured traditions
A campaign to discredit our judicial system, by the U.S. government and its mercenaries since the arrest of counter-revolutionary criminal José Daniel Ferrer, is shown to be unfounded
An extended report was broadcast on Cubavision television last night, outlining what is known about the defacing of busts of José Martí, January 1 in Havana, which generated a wave of indignation