Classical Beat: Good things are happening in Latin America Press Herald New generations, in Haiti and throughout Latin America, are taking a more rigorous approach, with important results. The El Sistemja orchestra that I heard played Mexican composer Jose Luis Hufrtado Ruelas (b. 1975) with the same delight as Stravinsky. |
Latin America Presents Innovations in Madrid Tourism Fair Radio Cadena Agramonet Latin America will be present in the International Tourism Fair of Spain (FITUR) from January 22 to 26, with innovations to show to representatives of more than 9,000 companies from 165 countries. Cuba will present a wide range of sun and sand ... |
 Boston Herald | Xander Bogaerts owns island paradise Boston Herald But for the Dutch island of Aruba — 19.6 miles long, six miles across at its widest point, and located 15 miles off the northern coast of Venezuela — it meant so much more. Ever since he returned home on Nov. 3, Bogaerts has gotten rock star ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Caribbean officials warn of virus outbreak HeraldNet advertisement | your ad here. Bloomberg News. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — 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 ... Caribbean islands fear effect of virus on tourism Warning over Caribbean virus African Virus Outbreak in Caribbean Stirs Health Warnings |
Latin America Presents Innovations in Madrid Tourism Fair Radio Cadena Agramonet Cuba will present a wide range of sun and sand destinations as main product and will take the opportunity to promote its International Tourism Fair (FITCUBA 2014), scheduled from May 6 to 10. Mexico will show its cultural, geographical, and food ... |
Cuba sees 'major role' for foreign investment Revolutionary tales Tico Times A woman peruses a book on Havana at a square in the Cuban capital. Cuban leader Raúl Castro said a new measure to open up the economy to outside investment will seek to attract greater foreign capital, generate new jobs and bolster domestic industry. |
Tourism courting Indian, S. American travelers Houston Chronicle In October, a tourism sales team visited São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and Buenos Aires in Argentina. Future itineraries will likely extend to Santiago, Chile, and organizers also see growth potential in Central America, specifically Mexico ... |
Andrew Moore's Cuba photos at Couturier Gallery evoke the bittersweet Los Angeles Times By contrast, his new book of Cuba photos conjures the hardships but also the teeming humanity of the Caribbean island nation. In one portrait, two handsome, intense-looking young men, posing with their crude, hand-made boogie boards beside the gray ... |
 El Universal | Finance and industrial policy in military hands El Universal He led the inspections of businesses in November and December last year. All of them are joining Planning Minister Jorge Giordani; and Rafael Ramírez, the Economy Vice-President, Petroleum and Mining Minister and President of Petróleos de Venezuela. |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Cuba to welcome 'major' foreign investment Telegraph.co.uk Outside investment no longer would be merely a "complement" to Cuba's state-run economy but "would occupy a major role" under the proposed law, said Pedro San Jorge, a top official at Cuba's Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment. The ... Cuba sees "major role" for foreign investment |
Cuba sees "major role" for foreign investment Bangkok Post Cuba plans to open its economy to greater foreign investment under a new law to be taken up soon by its legislature, a report in state-run media said Saturday. Taxis await for customers in a street of Havana on January 8, 2014. Outside investment no ... |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Cuban revolution Sydney Morning Herald It used to be a kind of no-go zone - graffitied, scruffy, the go-to place for a tattoo or LP record before either was on what's-hot lists. But unlike that other Cuba, it wasn't international sanctions that kept the visitors away. Rather, the threat of ... |
Cuban revolution Sydney Morning Herald It used to be a kind of no-go zone - graffitied, scruffy, the go-to place for a tattoo or LP record before either was on what's-hot lists. But unlike that other Cuba, it wasn't international sanctions that kept the visitors away. Rather, the threat of ... |
Cuba police searching for fugitive Corning Leader 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. |
Tourism courting Indian, S. American travelers Sacramento Bee Future itineraries will likely extend to Santiago, Chile, and organizers also see growth potential in Central America, specifically Mexico, said Tania Hancock, a tourism sales manager with Visit Anchorage who was present on the South America trips ... |
Latin America Presents Innovations in Madrid Tourism Fair Prensa Latina Cuba will present a wide range of sun and sand destinations as main product and will take the opportunity to promote its International Tourism Fair (FITCUBA 2014), scheduled from May 6 to 10. Mexico will show its cultural, geographical, and food ... |
