Cuba condemns violence in Egypt Ynetnews It said that while Cuban officials always condemn the killing of innocent civilians, they are confident the Egyptian people can find a solution to the violence "exercising its legitimate right to self-determination without any outside interference ... |
Herald Scotland | All the world's a stage as pipers flock to Glasgow Herald Scotland "Thanks to competitions like this being sent out live on the internet, the interest is getting greater and it also helps the spread of tourism. "People see something like this in places such as Brazil and Mexico and suddenly they think that's something ... |
From blood diamonds to blood ivory (PartII) Zambia Daily Mail Some of these elephants and other endangered animals are killed on Zambian soil and this recently led to Tourism Minister Sylvia Masebo banning all hunting and that of big cats such as lions for a year. In this weekend's in-depth, we bring you the ... |
The Sun | Sun writer discovers the real Cuba The Sun For an insight into Cuba's stormy history, Havana's Museo de la Revolucion — housed in a whitewashed palace overflowing with propaganda — makes an interesting visit, as does the Plaza de la Revolucion (notice a pattern?), a vast square where ... |
Latin America Condemns US Espionage at United Nations Security Council Center for Research on Globalization Agree to establish a working group to coordinate efforts, together with the South American Defence Council and the South American Infrastructure and Planning Council, aimed at carrying out activities that will render our telecommunications more secure ... |
Daily Beast | Fringe Factor: Latin Americans Bring Violence to the US Daily Beast Yet, when the Iowa Republican makes bizarre claims—such as Latin America gets more violent as one moves farther south and that people immigrating to the U.S. from a “violent civilization” will bring that violence with them—it's hard not to be a bit ... |
The Guardian | Young Mexicans embrace the seductive charms of the dance that Cuba forgot The Guardian In fact, it is part of an extraordinary effort to help danzón thrive in Mexico, while it has effectively vanished in Cuba, where it originated almost 150 years ago. The effort is working, as growing numbers of children and young Mexicans flock to ... |
MiamiHerald.com | Cuba's silence on cholera dangerous to your health MiamiHerald.com After a century hiatus, cholera has returned to Cuba. Along with the re-emergence of dengue, a mosquito-born disease, both the local population and tourists visiting the island remain at risk today. This is no surprise since Cuba's deteriorated water ... |
Mexico tourism GDP up 2.1 pct in 1st quarter of 2013 GlobalPost Mexico City, Aug 17 (EFE).- The Mexican tourism sector's gross domestic product rose 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2013 relative to the same three-month period of last year, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography, or INEGI, said. The ... |
The Age | Crimes at sea: the dark side of cruise ships The Age In her deep research into sex crimes on cruise ships - and also the very particular and distinct culture on board these floating mega-liners - Dr Jill Poulston, a tourism academic, saw a few written lines from 1928 that piqued her interest. She read ... |
Communist Cuba condemns ongoing bloodshed in Egypt Calgary Herald It said that while Cuban officials always condemn the killing of innocent civilians, they are confident the Egyptian people can find a solution to the violence "exercising its legitimate right to self-determination without any outside interference." E ... |
Latin America Has a Stronger ALBA Prensa Latina Quito (PL) After the recently concluded 12th Summit, Latin America has a strengthened Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA), in line with the social movements of the region. The final summit document claims the validity of this ... |
Reflections on Fidel Castro's 87th Birthday; a Reply to Mr. Jay Janson. OpEdNews They were coming from tourism. The Swiss banks cancelled this operation for Cuba, and the Cuban government cancelled the circulation of the U.S. dollar in the country. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen visited the Guantanamo base and said she wished the Cuban people ... |
ANINEWS | Cuba tests dengue vaccine on animals Times of India Izquierdo said the advantage of the vaccine being developed in Cuba is that unlike other vaccines, it does not carry the risk of exposing the inoculated person to a second infection from another strain. Other vaccines carry the risk of exposing the ... Cuba Develops Vaccine Candidate Against Dengue Cuba testing dengue vaccine on animals |
A Tourist's Look at the Cuban Tourism Industry Havana Times HAVANA TIMES — According to our tour guide, the biggest source of foreign exchange for Cuba is tourism. Another Cuban, a critic of the government, disagreed. He told me that the biggest source of foreign exchange is the export of medical personnel. |
Latin American Expert: Rise of Leftist Governments Killing Democracy Newsmax.com Latin American expert Luis Fleischman told Newsmax Friday that the rise of leftist governments is leading to a deterioration of democracy in South and Central America. He also warned that alliances between these governments and Iran could result in ... |
Reflections on Fidel Castro's 87th Birthday; a Reply to Mr. Jay Janson. OpEdNews They were coming from tourism. The Swiss banks cancelled this operation for Cuba, and the Cuban government cancelled the circulation of the U.S. dollar in the country. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen visited the Guantanamo base and said she wished the Cuban people ... |
