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CUBA-THE UNITED STATES

Seven key points

Although talks between the U.S. and Cuba are in themselves a milestone for two countries which have lacked formal ties for more than 50 years, they only mark the beginning of a much longer and complicated process. Granma shares with its readers seven key points which clarify the dimension of what is happening between Havana and Washington and the coming stage.

U.S. subversion against Cuba continues

Even while the ink of Barack Obama’s new Presidential Directive on Cuba is not yet dry, an announcement for new subversive projects against Cuba was published on the U.S. State Department website

CUBA-U.S. MIGRATION

Colombia facilitates process

Since the most recent unilateral measures were adopted by the U.S. government, consular services available to Cubans have changed significantly

Cuba & U.S. make progress, continue talks

Cuban and U.S. delegations met yesterday, May 21, in Washington for seven hours discussing the reestablishment of diplomatic relations. Talks continue today at the State Department. In another important development, the Cuban Interests Section in Washington announced that banking services for its operations in the U.S. have finally been acquired.

CUBA-U.S. BILATERAL COMMISSION

Concrete progress made during second meeting

The Cuba-U.S. Bilateral Commission, meeting in Washington, yesterday November 10, reported progress in agreement on cooperation in the areas of postal service, regular flights, environmental protection and combating drug trafficking

SUBVERSION AGAINST CUBA

No laughing matter

News that a federal institution of the United States plans to spend taxpayer money on attacking Cuban leaders through a “humorous” television series revived the debate over the effectiveness and relevance of subversive programs against Cuba, especially when both governments are seeking to normalize relations.

The Fabulous

Granma speaks to Cuban doctors offering their services in Dominica after it was hit by Hurricane Maria

Cuba attracts the attention of cruise lines

A bilateral symposium held in the Cuban capital November 28-29 provided the opportunity to exchange experiences and evaluate the development of the cruise industry in Cuba

CUBA-U.S. MIGRATION

Colombia facilitates visa process

Since the most recent unilateral measures were adopted by the U.S. government, consular services available to Cubans have changed significantly