Christian Science Monitor | North Korea missiles: Are North Korea and Cuba boosting ties? Christian Science Monitor Cuba announced Wednesday that a ship seized in Panama was carrying "obsolete" Cuban missiles that were on their way for repair in North Korea, a sign that the two cold war era allies could be taking tangible steps toward boosting bilateral relations. |
Daniel Shoer Roth: The price of a trip to Cuba MiamiHerald.com Though the Miami-Havana flight barely takes an hour, Cuban exiles returning to the island to visit family and friends often end up spending as much money as if they were traveling to Europe. While Washington politicians debate whether to revise the ... US, Cuba resuming migration talks Cuba's Hopes for a New Era of Public Criticism and Debate Cuban Vice-president Acknowledges Recovery Advancement in Eastern Cuba |
N. Korea says Cuba arms seized on ship part of legitimate deal Fox News "This cargo is nothing but ageing weapons which are to be sent back to Cuba after overhauling them according to a legitimate contract," the Korea Central News Agency quoted the foreign ministry as saying, adding: "The Panamanian authorities should take ... |
