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The recently concluded 32nd edition of the Havana International Trade Fair was one of the most productive, in terms of concretizing new projects, which should contribute to the dynamism of Cuba’s economy, according to organizers.
Cuba’s prosperity depends, in large part, on the ability of its industry to overcome management shortcomings, promote exports, and reduce costs, especially those related to imports – as indicated in Policy Guidelines approved by the 6th Party Congress in 2011.
Leaders of Cuban enterprises recently met with their counterparts from Spain and Hungary, who arrived in Cuba with senior officials interested in investment opportunities on the island, particularly in the Mariel Special Development Zone.
Spain’s Trade Minister Jaime García-Legaz Ponce stressed the interest of Spanish firms in contributing to development in Cuba, at a time when unprecedented economic changes are underway
The Habano Festival ended its 17th edition with the satisfaction of participants, who enjoyed exclusive products related to the most famous gourmet cigars in the world and attended numerous activities, which recreated every step in the process of producing a Cuban cigar
Venezuela’s Minister of Communication and Information (Minci), Ernesto Villegas, stated that the struggle against the U.S. blockade imposed on Cuba for almost 60 years is also a struggle for humanity
Cuba and the United Kingdom signed investment deals worth approximately 400 million dollars, relating to agriculture, energy and infrastructure for tourism, among other sectors
The General Customs of the Republic (AGR) of Cuba and the Ministry of Finance and Prices (MFP) released four new resolutions, which will go into effect September 1, 2014, in order to regulate non-commercial imports entering the country.
Some 88.3% of eligible voters cast ballots during the first round of mid-term elections, on April 19, to select delegates to Municipal Assemblies of People’s Power
Royalton to open second five-star hotel during coming winter season
Spain is Cuba’s third biggest international trading partner; it is the country’s principle EU business associate; and is the nation with the greatest number of accredited entities on the Island, 196 in total
