Telegraph.co.uk | Caribbean islands fear effect of virus on tourism Press Herald Officials from Venezuela to the Cayman Islands have warned of the potential for the mosquito-borne virus, first identified from a patient in Tanzania in 1953, to spread. There is no treatment and the illness is rarely fatal. “The worst-case scenario ... African Virus Outbreak in Caribbean Stirs Health Warnings Warning over Caribbean virus |
Latin America Presents Innovations in Madrid Tourism Fair Prensa Latina Argentina appears with the Dakar 2014 rally as a different way to discover 11 regions in the South American country. Reports about the Fair also indicate that Brazil will launch in Fitur the Project on Tourism Promotion of Cultural Heritage, Cities ... |
Cuba police searching for fugitive Penn Yan Chronicle-Express (blog) CUBA — Cuba police report the search continues tonight for a man who allegedly assaulted a female outside Cuba Town Court Tuesday. Cuba police released the following information: “On Tuesday, Jan. 14, at approximately 7:30 p.m. Giovanni J. |
Telegraph.co.uk | African Virus Outbreak in Caribbean Stirs Health Warnings San Francisco Chronicle 17 (Bloomberg) -- The first known outbreak of the chikungunya virus in the Western Hemisphere has Caribbean governments working to prevent the disease from spreading and damaging the region's tourism-dependent economies. About 280 cases of chikungunya ... Warning over Caribbean virus |
Montreal Gazette | Cuban travel reaches record numbers a year into reform The Morning Sun 13, 2014, Cuban police check identity cards of people waiting their turn to enter the U.S. Interests Section in Havana to apply for U.S. travel visas. Cubans are taking advantage of a travel reform that went into effect a year ago, when the government ... Cuban travel in record numbers a year into reform |
The Province | A year into Cuba migration reform, islanders travelling in record numbers but ... The Province In this photo taken Jan. 30, 2013, Cuban Amalia Reigosa, center, gives her phone to her sister Jaynet in Havana, Cuba, before beginning her trip to Milan, Italy. Reigosa is one of the first to take advantage of a travel reform that went into effect a ... |
Independent Online | EU eyes changes to Cuba policy Independent Online European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso told reporters during a visit to Madrid that the EU “is discussing, internally, the possibility of modifications” to its Cuba policy, though any changes would require the blessing of all the bloc's 28 ... |
African Virus Outbreak in Caribbean Prompts Government Warnings San Francisco Chronicle 17 (Bloomberg) -- The first known outbreak of the chikungunya virus in the Western Hemisphere has Caribbean governments working to prevent the disease from spreading and damaging the region's tourism-dependent economies. About 280 cases of chikungunya ... |
Ryan-backed VivaAerobus plans lucrative Mexican IPO Irish Times Low-cost Mexican airline VivaAerobus, which is part-owned by the Ryan family via its Irelandia Aviation investment vehicle, plans to float on the Mexican stock exchange. Dubbed the Ryanair of Mexico, the carrier, which launched in 2006, operates 49 ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | South America travel guide Telegraph.co.uk South America is a curious combination of the familiar – European languages, colonial churches, secular politics and beach culture – and the exotic. Until a decade ago, the latter provided the impetus for most people to take the long-haul flight across ... |
Cuba Gooding, Jr. Strips Down On 'Watch What Happens: Live' Huffington Post Was alcohol to blame? Like the fourth hour of "Today," the booze flows freely on "Watch What Happens: Live," and that can lead to some rather unpredictable behavior. Andy Cohen certainly didn't expect Cuba Gooding, Jr. to take off his pants. It ... |
Commerce chief Pritzker calls for tighter ties with neighbor nations Chicago Tribune Pritzker said she is working with Ed Fast, Canada's minister of international trade, and ldefonso Guajardo Villarreal, Mexico's secretary of economy on a "North America Work Plan" that would include joint promotion of tourism and entrepreneurship in ... |
EU official says bloc eyes changes to Cuba policy U-T San Diego European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso told reporters during a visit to Madrid that the EU "is discussing, internally, the possibility of modifications" to its Cuba policy, though any changes would require the blessing of all the bloc's 28 ... |
Doctor John: I visited Cuba pre-revolution, which was not my fault at all The News-Press I visited Cuba in the summer of 1957, going there with my sister for a weekend. In those days, people would go to Cuba for the weekend just like they go to Nassau for the weekend today. I had won an all-expense trip in a rigged raffle. While I was the ... |
Curacao Chronicle | Aruba versus Curacao: Caribbean Showdown Curacao Chronicle They're both Dutch islands, they are about 75 miles apart from each other off of the coast of Venezuela and they even have most of the same cultural influences. But believe me; the two islands couldn't be more different. These differences aren't a bad ... |
Box: Pacific 54, Cuba 33 STLtoday.com Cuba, 9, 7, 8, 9, 33. Pacific, 13, 15, 9, 17, 54. Overall, League, Pts For/Avg, Pts Against/Avg. Cuba, 2-5, 0-0, 294/42, 354/51. Pacific, 6-5, 0-1, 575/82, 495/71. Cuba, Pts, FG, 3FG, FT, FL. Shelby Whitaker (#42), 10, 4, 0, 2-2, 2. Taylor Williams (#2 ... |
It's His Move, This Time on the Right Side of the Law New York Times In “Life of a King,” Cuba Gooding Jr. plays Eugene Brown, a man who is trying to start anew after 17 years in prison. After struggling to find a job, he lies about his background to land a janitor's position at a high school in his old neighborhood ... |
SHORT CUTS: Mexico's Escondido hotel; Blumenthal's Heathrow restaurant BDlive The Hotel Escondido is the 13th new property in as many years for the group, which was founded in 2000 and has flourished despite Mexico's drug wars and their impact on tourism. Rather than try to reassure visitors by making its properties look alike ... |
Former Florida Senator Bob Graham in Cuba for environmental talks Reuters Graham's first ever visit to Cuba follows President Barack Obama's recent call, while visiting Miami, for "modernizing" relations with Cuba, as well as his famous handshake with Cuban President Raul Castro while attending Nelson Mandela's memorial ... |
Marshalltown Times Republican | Chamber planning Cuba trip for November Marshalltown Times Republican On the heels of a successful trip to China last fall led by the Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce to China, plans are in the works for the next big trip. The chamber is planning a six-day trip beginning Nov. 6 to the island nation of Cuba. "I hope ... |
Cuban travel in record numbers a year into reform U-T San Diego In this photo taken Jan. 13, 2014, Cuban police check identity cards of people waiting their turn to enter the U.S. Interests Section in Havana to apply for U.S. travel visas. Cubans are taking advantage of a travel reform that went into effect a year ... |
African Virus Outbreak in Caribbean Prompts Government Warnings Businessweek The first known outbreak of the chikungunya virus in the Western Hemisphere has Caribbean governments working to prevent the disease from spreading and damaging the region's tourism-dependent economies. About 280 cases of chikungunya, which can cause ... |
Press TV | “A Solid Foundation for Socialism of the 21st Century”: Venezuela's Maduro ... Venezuelanalysis.com ... to Venezuela. According to Maduro, the government's plan will focus on promoting investment in 11 key areas, including: petroleum, petrochemicals, construction, industry, agriculture, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, textiles, mining and ... Venezuela pres. names finance minister, central bank chief Venezuela's president shuffles economic team |
