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Direct flight between Switzerland and Cuba scheduled

The Swiss airline Edelweiss will incorporate an additional direct flight between the city of Zurich and Havana, beginning April, 2015, announced Cuba’s Tourism Ministry (Mintur), October 15.

VENEZUELA

A new political stage

Much has been said since the beginning of 2014 about the political situation in Venezuela, since violent protests erupted as part of another destabilization effort meant to force out the Nicolás Maduro government.

Support for the Five in Europe

MADRID.— Cuban anti-terrorist Fernando González thanked supporters in Spain for their solidarity upon his arrival in the country, as an invited guest of the Communist Party of Spain (PCE).

The determination to win is more powerful than weapons

Leaving behind the failed attempt on the life of their President, Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan people continue defending the conquests they have won and advancing social transformation

40 YEARS SINCE THE BARBADOS CRIME

Looking into the eyes of the terrorists who blew up a Cuban plane

Forty years after the bombing of a Cubana airlines flight off the coast of Barbados on October 6, 1976, which killed 73 innocent people, those responsible for this horrific terrorist act remain unpunished, despite the overwhelming evidence filed to incriminate its material and intellectual authors and their accomplices, and presented to the United States intelligence services

Presidents of Cuba and Russia hold telephone conversation

The President of the Republic of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, held a cordial, productive telephone conversation with the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, on January 24

Central America: The route of broken dreams

While Cuban emigrants have a practically guaranteed route to the “American dream,” given the privileges afforded by the Cuban Adjustment Act, their continental siblings must scramble through deserts and jungles to avoid border patrols and vigilantes