Radio CMHW | Asistió Raúl Castro a gala artística que clama libertad para los Cinco Juventud Rebelde La gala artística Te doy una canción, que prestigiosas figuras de la cultura cubana realizaron en el teatro Karl Marx, en reclamo de libertad para los Cinco luchadores antiterroristas cubanos que cumplen ya 15 años de injustas condenas en Estados ... Preside Raúl Castro gala dedicada a los Cinco Héroes Asistió presidente cubano a gala en La Habana por libertad de Los Cinco |
US Marshals Fugitive of the Week: Alexander 'Cuba' Abreu Plain Dealer CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force is offering a reward for tips that lead to the capture of a Cleveland man wanted for conspiracy to distribute heroin and other drugs. Alexander Abreu, 42, is wanted by the U.S. Marshals ... |
New York Times | Cuba: Doing It Your Way New York Times Tourists are rarely penalized for violating the embargo — the Obama administration has focused its enforcement efforts on businesses — but those bold or dumb enough to try to smuggle home a few Cuban cigars shouldn't expect to get away without a ... |
Mexican FM to Pay Official Visit to Cuba Prensa Latina A statement from the Mexican Foreign Ministry said the goal of the visit is to monitor the commitment expressed by presidents Enrique Peña Nieto and Raul Castro during their Jan. 27 meeting in Santiago de Chile. At that time, the two presidents agreed ... |
¡Hola! Transwestern's venture into Latin America takes flight Houston Business Journal (blog) The Houston-based company said it is already finding clients to serve in Bogota, Colombia, but may have more news to share in Latin America by the end of 2013 and into the first quarter of 2014, said Chip Clarke, president of Americas. “We have just ... |
New York Times | Cuba: Doing It Your Way New York Times Nearly half a million travelers now go from the United States to Cuba every year, making the once-forbidden island if not familiar, at least far less isolated from its American neighbors than it used to be. But who gets to go and how do they get there? |
New York Times | Cuba: Going With a Tour Company New York Times By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM. Published: September 11, 2013. Just two years after the Obama administration relaxed travel restrictions to Cuba, nearly every major tour company is now jockeying for the hearts and wallets of American tourists. And why not? |
New York Times | Cuba: Doing It Your Way New York Times Nearly half a million travelers now go from the United States to Cuba every year, making the once-forbidden island if not familiar, at least far less isolated from its American neighbors than it used to be. But who gets to go and how do they get there? |
New York Times | Cuba: Doing It Your Way New York Times Tourists are rarely penalized for violating the embargo — the Obama administration has focused its enforcement efforts on businesses — but those bold or dumb enough to try to smuggle home a few Cuban cigars shouldn't expect to get away without a ... |
Cuba: Doing It Your Way New York Times Nearly half a million travelers now go from the United States to Cuba every year, making the once-forbidden island if not familiar, at least far less isolated from its American neighbors than it used to be. But who gets to go and how do they get there? |
SouthFloridaGayNews.com | International Resorts Capitalize on DOMA's Defeat SouthFloridaGayNews.com At the Sandton Kura Hulanda Resorts (KuraHulanda.com) in Curacao, an island off the coast of Venezuela, the resort is offering its “Magical Romance” package in honor of DOMA's defeat through December 2014. The five-night trip is ... These companies are ... |
Slate Magazine (blog) | Concrete Crypt for Communist Dreams: Cuba's Unfinished Nuclear Power Plant Slate Magazine (blog) In 1976, Communist companions Cuba and the Soviet Union signed a deal to build a nuclear power plant in Juraqua. Construction on the first of two nuclear reactors began in 1983 with a target operational date of 1993. But a few years before the reactor ... |
How Miami Is Filling The High-Tech Void In Latin America WLRN I've just arrived at the offices of YellowPepper, a software and tech services company headquartered in Aventura. Waiting for me is Alexander Sjogren, YellowPepper's chief product developer – and he's holding an ax that's big and sharp enough to kill me. |
Cuba must immediately release prisoner of conscience Amnesty International Authorities in Cuba must immediately and unconditionally release a political activist imprisoned solely because of his political views, Amnesty International said as it adopted Iván Fernández Depestre a “Prisoner of Conscience”. The 40 year-old ... |
Latin America's New Radical Environmentalism PanAmerican Post In the last few years, we have grown accustomed to seeing groups of farmers or rural dwellers setting up roadblocks and demonstrations, and even carrying out acts of aggression against private firms in several Latin-American countries. However, the ... |
Wall Street Journal (blog) | Latin America Faces Fresh Challenges as China's Growth Slows Wall Street Journal (blog) DALIAN, China — It was great while it lasted, but now that China's economy is off the boil, the commodities-producing countries of Latin America are facing years of painful adjustments. Bloomberg News: Workers move drying coffee beans in Brazil. Companies to expand in Latin America |
Wall Street Journal (blog) | Companies to expand in Latin America Chinadaily USA China will invest more in Latin America's infrastructure sector to boost growth as it adjusts its trade structure and diversifies investment categories, an official and bankers have said. Wang Jianjun, deputy director-general of the foreign investment ... Latin America Faces Fresh Challenges as China's Growth Slows |
Three-and-a-half More Years of Obama! American Thinker Syria's WMD's are likely to be placed under the control of its patron, Russia, perhaps even with the cooperation of other disinterested, responsible states such as Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela. The world's only superpower, for its part, will loiter on the ... |
