Toronto mom trapped in Cuba after tot's tragic death Toronto Sun TORONTO -. All Justine Davis wants is to come home to Toronto so she can bury her three-year-old son. She has been stuck for six weeks in a Cuban hospital following a horrific traffic mishap which killed her son, Cameron, just outside the Cayo Largo ... Toronto mom trapped in Cuba after tot's death |
CUSTOMER SERVICE IN LATIN AMERICA: Not Always “A Sus Ordenes” The Yucatan Times Just recently, I was traveling in South America…well, Uruguay to be precise. This wasn't my first time either…it was my third. It was the first time for my partner, and our first REAL vacation out of Mexico (trips home to visit family in Canada do ... |
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Film Screenings Bring Latin America Closer to Conn The Connecticut College Voice These events have been organized by Juan Pablo Pacheco '14 in a project he has titled “Social Justice, Decolonization and Activism: Latin America and the World.” Pacheco, who is from Colombia, picked films dealing with his home country, as well as ... |
Latin American Market for Body Contouring Devices Will More Than Double by ... The Providence Journal 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Decision Resources Group finds that medical tourism and a high level of aesthetic consciousness will drive strong growth in the Latin American market for body contouring devices. High patient demand will be particularly evident ... |
Curacao Chronicle | Insel Air requests its incentives Curacao Chronicle Insel Air is the largest contributor to the tourism industry on Curacao (450,000 passengers in total per year). Partly on request of the Curaçao government Insel Air in recent months increased its capacity to Venezuela by 108,000 seats and has also ... |
The Scramble for Cuba CounterPunch Consider it done: in the United States, the figurative hurricane barriers against access to Cuba are opening. Given they have been clamped shut for half a century, there is a lag time between turning the screws and actuating the gates. Put it this way ... |
Washington Post (blog) | Rubio 'surprised and disappointed' by sugar tycoon's position on Cuba Washington Post (blog) Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) offered a gentle criticism Tuesday of sugar tycoon Alfonso Fanjul, who revealed in a Washington Post interview this week that he had quietly traveled to Cuba and had an “open mind” about doing business with the communist ... Diaz-Balart to sugar baron: Hey, Alfy, try crying for democracy in Cuba ... Sugar Baron Alfonso Fanjul Open to Doing Business in Cuba; Diaz-Balart and ... |
Latin America continues to be far away from the White House VOXXI It is not a big surprise, but once again Latin American and the Caribbean continues to be out of the radar and the agenda of the White House, and the most recent State of the Union (SOTU) address is proof of this. President Barack Obama barely ... |
Latin America leaders in Cuba: 'Abrazo si, dinero no' ('A hug yes, money no') American Thinker (blog) Latin America leaders in Cuba: 'Abrazo si, dinero no' ('A hug yes, money no'). Silvio Canto, Jr. My Cuban American friends are furious about Latin American leaders visiting Cuba and showing so much praise for the aging Fidel Castro.. (Check out the ... Mexico's Pena Nieto is for reform, just not in Cuba Mexican Businesspeople will Explore new Trade Opportunities in Cuba |
Vietnam, Mexico and Cuba rising in Kuoni favourites Travel Daily Media What is new for the Business Travel Show in 2014? The International Hotel Village is new for 2014 and ... Kuoni has listed Vietnam, Mexico and Cuba as its top growing long-haul holiday destinations for British travellers. In a new report out by the ... Vietnam, Mexico, Cuba lead long-haul growth, says Kuoni |
Trip offers Vermonters rare glimpse of Cuba Rutland Herald State officials including then-Agriculture Secretary Steve Kerr, right, and then-Lt. Gov. Brian Dubie, second from right, are shown at a 2005 press conference at a farm outside Havana to mark the sale of nearly 100 cows to Cuba. Also pictured is Ramon ... Mexican Businesspeople will Explore new Trade Opportunities in Cuba |
