LIGNET: Putin Plans Military Bases in Latin American Power Play Newsmax.com As the Kremlin was secretly planning its invasion of Ukraine in late February, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced Moscow's plan to establish a permanent military presence in Latin America, including naval visits to ports in Cuba ... |
EU, Cuba prepare to start negotiations Fox News Latino Authorities of the European Union and Cuba are actively working to start official negotiations on a political dialogue and cooperation agreement, EU sources said Tuesday. "Both parties are proposing dates, not as a question of tactics but simply of ... |
Academic Spotlight: Carthage student travels to Cuba to study embargo Aurora Beacon News The trip marked the first Carthage excursion to Cuba since the U.S. loosened regulations in 2011, which permits groups to travel there for academic purposes. However, until just a few weeks before the departure date, it was unclear whether the group ... |
Academic Spotlight: Carthage student travels to Cuba to study embargo Aurora Beacon News The trip marked the first Carthage excursion to Cuba since the U.S. loosened regulations in 2011, which permits groups to travel there for academic purposes. However, until just a few weeks before the departure date, it was unclear whether the group ... |
Premium Times | Nigeria, Cuba pledge to expand economic cooperation Premium Times The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs 1, Viola Onwuliri, and Cuba's Foreign Minister, Bruno Parilla, have pledged to work towards expanding economic and trade cooperation to attract tangible benefits to both countries. The two ministers made the ... Mu'azu Canvasses Closer Ties between Nigeria and Cuba |
Cuba's Major Record Label Turns 50 Havana Times HAVANA TIMES — EGREM, Cuba's oldest record label and music company, is turning fifty. To celebrate the occasion, several artists are offering concerts, attending galas and launching new albums. One of the dance companies taking part in the festivities ... |
Santa Barbara Independent | Hannah Apricot Visits Cuba Santa Barbara Independent Cuba was everything I had imagined and more: the classic 1950s cars, architecture dating back hundreds of years, and horse-drawn-carriage taxis as a common sight in both the large city of Havana and the rural villages of the countryside. As one friend ... Cuba prepares for Venezuela disruptions |
Belfast Telegraph (blog) | Can Northern Ireland learn from Cuba in how to care for the elderly? Belfast Telegraph (blog) I read the diary of Rosemary Craig, daughter of 98-year-old Mary Anne Hood, with something close to despair. It outlined what she said happened to her mother and what she experienced over days in the Ulster Hospital, Dundonald. |
US$53 Million University Project to Start 'Soon' - Vice Chancellor AllAfrica.com ... learning, informing further that all the sciences, computing and Information Technology programmes have moved to the Science Park at Faraba Banta University Village, which was financed by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela at a tune of US$2M. The ... |
Havana Times | The Story of the Ration Book in Cuba Havana Times With the fall of the Berlin wall and the disintegration of the USSR, the supply of products to Cuba was reduced drastically. In the midst of the economic crisis, the country opened its economy to foreign investment. Tourism began to develop as a source ... |
BU research aids Mexican tourism Brandon Sun Researchers from Brandon University are collaborating with one of Mexico's most significant universities to help guide sustainable, ecologically friendly growth at a favourite tourist destination. In February, a BU team travelled to Puerto Vallarta as ... |
Havana Times | Cuba and the Rescue of Lost Values Havana Times HAVANA TIMES — Cuba's unpopular Round Table program, hoping to broaden its audience some, I imagine, has been airing a number of discussions on a weekly basis. Titled Sobre la mesa (“On the Table”), the segment focuses chiefly on social issues. |
Havana Times | The Story of the Ration Book in Cuba Havana Times HAVANA TIMES – No, it's not a fairy tale and the “happily ever after” ending remains to be seen. Rather, this is the chronicle of a little book that's been part of the lives of Cubans for many years: the Ration Booklet. The information is a little ... |
Good Governance and Economic Performance AllAfrica.com If that compromise holds, stability will take hold, markets will function, Tunisia will attract investment, and tourism will thrive again. At the heart ... This is true even in cases like Venezuela, where large oil revenues masked the underlying ... |
MFA Teams With 'Miami Art Scene Queen' For Exhibit Of Contemporary Latin ... WBUR The Museum of Fine Arts opens its first exhibition of contemporary Latin American art on Wednesday. The show, titled “Permission to be Global,” features about 50 works by 46 artists — sculpture, painting, installation and video — all on loan from an ... |
