Havana Times | Cuba: Prosperity for Whom? Havana Times HAVANA TIMES — With the triumphalism that characterizes the Cuban press (a tone that today evinces hints of a reformist demagogy), the official newspaper Juventud Rebelde recently published the partial results of the census conducted in our country ... |
JaxPort names new head of Latin American sales Florida Times-Union With an eye toward strengthening relationships and attracting new cargo business in Latin America, JaxPort officials announced Thursday they have hired a 35-year veteran of the maritime industry and the Maryland Port Administration to lead Latin ... Jaxport creates position to lead Latin American sales |
The Peruvian consumer is the biggest buyer of diamonds in Latin America Peru this Week “We are the highest consumer of Latin America. We received this recognition from the the Israel Diamond Industry, due to our purchase of diamonds of higher quality, compared to other countries in the region,” he said, after returning from his visit to ... |
Italian mold maker considers expanding in Latin America Plastics News During the early days of K 2013, the interest has continued to build from Latin America, he said, with some customers asking if the company, based in Briosco, Italy, is ready to open a satellite business there. Expanding across the Atlantic also makes ... |
Former Cuban political prisoners ask for investigation of Coral Gables firm MiamiHerald.com Former political prisoners of the Cuban regime asked the Department of Justice to investigate whether OdebrechtUSA, a Coral Gables branch of a Brazilian conglomerate, has violated U.S. laws by failing to register as an agent of a foreign country. |
Havana Times | Cuba govt may reverse of 3D cinema ban Yahoo!7 News "It's extraordinary because the government made a very clear decision, and now it seems it's being walked back," said Philip Peters, a longtime Cuba analyst and president of the Cuba Research Center. "That's not something that happens every day.". Obama on US Cuba Policy Cuba needs more nursing homes and geriatricians for aging population Cuba will Have one of the Oldest Populations in the World |
Birmingham Mail | An undiscovered Caribbean gem you won't be able to help falling in love with Birmingham Mail Aruba measures just 20 miles long and six miles wide and hugs the northern edge of South America, lying just 15 miles off Venezuela, giving it a sheltered south-west side that's ideal for swimming, and a weatherworn north-east coast that's ideal for ... |
Salon | Twitter: Anthropology's most useful tool Salon Tweeters here are less mobile than those in Indonesia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia and indeed everywhere else. ... In the end, they compared their results with global tourism statistics and say there was a close enough correlation to validate their results. |
New York Daily News | Marlins Player Reunites With Grandmother From Cuba CBS Local MIAMI (CBSMiami) — Marlins Young Ace Jose Fernandez had an emotional reunion with his grandmother from Cuba after six years of being apart. She got in just in time to see the 21-year old pitcher be named National League's Rookie of the Year. Jose Fernandez Reunites with Grandmother for 1st Time After Defecting From ... Watch: MLB star Jose Fernandez reunited with grandmother for first time since ... You're Going to Cry When You Watch Marlins Pitcher Jose Fernandez Reunite ... |
Politico | Emanuel Signs Trade Agreement With Mexico City CBS2 Chicago The mayor credited Choose Chicago for a 41 percent increase in tourism from Mexico. Later, Emanuel moved on to city hall, which was surrounded by riot police. They were on guard 24 hours a day during a battle between the city and its teachers union ... Mayors of Chicago, Mexico City expected to sign economic partnership pact |
Youth Crime in Latin America: Key Determinants and Effective Public Policy ... Brookings Institution Juvenile delinquency is increasing in almost every country in Latin America—a region where citizen security is the main concern. Youth crime is at the forefront of regional social challenges: Scholars, activists and legislators are all debating both ... |
Infographic: Cuba Leads Education Spending in Latin America Nearshore Americas Education is the bedrock of the global outsourcing marketplace, and certainly one of the key pillars around which Latin America hopes to build and sustaining its professional services industry. It is more than a bit ironic that Cuba – a virtual pariah ... |
Peru has second best economic climate in Latin America Andina - Agencia Peruana de Noticias According to the latest report, Peru's Economic Climate Index (ICE) surged from 5.6 points in July to 6 points in October 2013, just behind Paraguay with 6.4 points. Trailing Paraguay and Peru are Colombia with 5.7 points, Bolivia with 5.4, Chile 5.2 ... |
The trajectory of populism in Latin America Livemint The work identifies three distinct phases in the history of populism in Latin America that essentially capture the widely varied forces at work in fostering the region's political instability—evinced most prominently in the form of frequent ... |
MOST parts of the world are getting safer. Not Latin America and the Caribbean, where the murder rate rose by 11% in 2000-10. This “epidemic of violence”, as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) calls it in a new report, has gone hand in hand with an increase in crime in general and in the fear of it. With poverty, unemployment and inequality falling, insecurity has become perhaps the single most pressing problem facing the region.In the decade to 2010 more than 1m Latin Americans died as a result of criminal violence, according to the UNDP. Around four-fifths of murders are committed with firearms, which are readily available. Robberies have tripled in the past 25 years, six out of ten of them involving violence. The vast majority of crimes are not reported to the police, in whom citizens have little confidence. Murder rates vary widely between and within countries, and in some cases have fallen (eg, in Colombia and more recently in Guatemala and El Salvador). Nevertheless, a poll commissioned for the report suggests that nearly two-thirds of Latin Americans avoid going out at night for fear of crime, and one in eight (about 75m people) has moved house in order to feel safer.Some of the factors behind this...
It won’t cool inflation Cuba, Denmark launch direct flights Global Times The fortnightly flight will last throughout the winter tourism season and operate every other Wednesday, allowing a greater number of international "consumers of sun and sand, nature and culture" to visit Cuba, the ministry said. The Copenhagen ... |
Ottawa Citizen | Cuba offers old-world charm in the Caribbean Ottawa Citizen One of Cuba's hot spots is Varadero, a popular destination located on the long peninsula. Many of Varadero's resorts are located close to the town, making ventures on-and off-resort convenient. "Ernest Hemingway has a home in Varadero also that ... |
Latin America Wind Market Assessment PR Newswire (press release) Latin American markets are a subject of intense interest from the global wind industry. Wind plant construction across Latin America is modest compared to the more established markets like the United States, Europe, and China, but it is an emerging ... |
ITProPortal | SumUp payment service launches in Latin America ITProPortal SumUp has made its first steps into the Latin American market with a deal to launch its mobile payments service in Brazil. As part of the roll out SumUp is opening an office in São Paulo and it will allow small businesses to accept a wide range of ... SumUp Wants to Cash-in With Brazil |
Miss Earth 2013: Will Venezuela, Alyz Heinrich, Follow the Victory of Gabriela ... International Business Times AU This year's pageant will focus more on eco-tourism as its contribution to the country's efforts to use tourism as a means to help alleviate the poverty. The event is going to be broadcast in more than 50 countries around the world and this could be a ... |
Cuban leaders eye new port as economic lifeline Las Vegas Sun Simply swapping one port for another, however, won't be enough to right Cuba's rickety economy, which relies heavily on food and other imports while making most of its foreign income from tourism, nickel mining and the export of services such as tens ... |
