Dental Clinics in Mexico in High Demand from US Patients Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release) Tolga Umar, CEO of VisitandCare.com, announced today that the company has seen a dramatic 62 percent increase in patients traveling to Mexico over the last 3 years. While the medical tourism company connects patients worldwide to specialists of ... |
Door open for Air NZ to fly to Latin America New Zealand Herald Air New Zealand's proposed alliance with Singapore Airlines - a deal that could be done by the end of the year - could be extended to Latin America, providing feed for a potential new route which would otherwise not be viable. "Air NZ has been eager ... |
Mapping Conflicts Between Indigenous Peoples and Corporations in Latin ... Global Voices Online This map aims to collect cases of conflict that arise due to the presence of transnational corporations -mainly those with headquarters in Spain- in the territories of indigenous peoples in Latin America. In Otramérica [es], Diego Jiménez from Codpi adds:. |
 Travel Daily News International | New ethical Latin America travel company continues to grow Travel Daily News International Ethical travel company Sumak Sustainable Travel adds eight new Latin America destinations in its second year of operation. Patagonia, Ecuador, the Colombian Sierra Nevada and Chicamocha Canyon, the Galapagos Islands, Peru, Costa Rica & Uruguay. |
4 nations accounting for half of Latin America's economic output sign pact to ... Minneapolis Star Tribune CARTAGENA, Colombia — The presidents of four nations collectively responsible for half of Latin America's economic output have signed an accord to eliminate tariffs on 92 percent of the products they trade. The presidents of Colombia, Chile, Mexico ... |
After trip to Cuba, Tester says it's time to close Guantanamo The Missoulian ... weeks ago urged Congress to close the Guantanamo Bay prison. Five years ago, Obama signed an executive order to close Guantanamo, but Congress passed restrictions on transferring detainees, which stifled efforts to draw down the prison population. |
Poll: Most Americans Support Lifting Embargo Against Cuba Newsmax.com President Barack Obama said in November that it is time for the United States "to continue to update our policies" toward Cuba. Obama has lifted some restrictions on Cuban-Americans by allowing them to travel and send money to the country more easily. |
 The Moderate Voice | Time for a new policy on Cuba MiamiHerald.com President Obama has already relaxed some facets of our Cuba policy, lifting restrictions on Cuban-American travel and remittances, which have had positive effects. Anecdotally, U.S. remittances have been crucial in allowing Cuban entrepreneurs to take ... Obama 'Deals Blow' to Dream of Latin American Integration (El Mundo, Colombia) |
 The Periscope Post | Bell reduces roaming prices for customers travelling to Cuba MobileSyrup.com Quick update for those heading to get away from the cold and heading off to Cuba. Thanks to “ongoing negotiations with international telecom suppliers,” Bell has dropped the price of its roaming rates for Cuba. Effective today, the “significant ... Bell offers reduced mobile roaming costs for travel to Cuba Bell reduces mobile roaming prices for Cuba |
EU to open trade talks with Cuba EUobserver BRUSSELS - EU foreign ministers on Monday (10 February) agreed to open talks on a trade and political relationship with Cuba, raising the prospect of a new era in relations between Brussels and Havana. The talks on a so-called "Bilateral Political ... |
 The Guardian | Letter from Cuba: Che guayaba The Guardian I am woken at 4am by the clip-clopping of horses pulling carts of farm produce. As in most of Cuba, motorised transport is drastically limited. Here in Santa Clara, a university city of over 200,000, narrow horse-drawn wagons called carretóns are the ... |
 Daily Mail | Cuba found to be issuing doctored pictures of ailing former president Fidel ... Daily Mail Cuba's attempt to hide retired leader Fidel Castro's ailing condition by doctoring a series of photos has been exposed. Seven images of the 87-year-old were handed out by the Cuban government were digitally altered to remove what appears to be a ... AP eliminates from its archive Cuba handout photos of Fidel Castro that were ... |
 BBC News | Europe Looks to Strengthen Relations with Cuba TIME Diplomats stressed, however, that a number of issues, including human rights, would have to be addressed with President Raul Castro's government before full relations with the E.U. could be normalized. [Reuters]. 1 comments. Livefyre · Get Livefyre · FAQ. The European Union Approved Agreement To Start Political Relations, Trade ... Cuba gives cautious welcome to European Union offer of improved ties EU to start talks with Cuba |
Majority of Americans believe in normalizing US-Cuba relations NBCNews.com (blog) More than six-in-ten Americans and an even higher number of Latinos and Florida residents support allowing more American companies to do business in Cuba, lifting all travel and financial restrictions and removing Cuba from the list of state sponsors ... |
Senators: Normalize relations with Cuba The Hill (blog) Sens. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) and Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) on Tuesday called on President Obama to end the trade embargo on Cuba. In an op-ed for the Miami Herald, Leahy and Flake point to surveys that indicate a majority of people in the United States ... |
 PR Web (press release) | Dental Clinics in Mexico in High Demand from US Patients PR Web (press release) Tolga Umar, CEO of VisitandCare.com, announced today that the company has seen a dramatic 62 percent increase in patients traveling to Mexico over the last 3 years. While the medical tourism company connects patients worldwide to specialists of ... |
Senators call on Obama to normalize US relations with Cuba The Hill (blog) In an op-ed for The Miami Herald, Leahy and Flake point to public opinion surveys that indicate a majority of people in the United States support a change in U.S. policy toward Cuba. “Americans want a change in our Cuba policy. The president should ... |
 Press TV | Crime rates rise on Venezuela's tourist island Press TV The murders, which took place in a shopping centre when the tourists refused to hand over their belongings to the robbers, has created worry among the island's residents -- who rely on tourism for their livelihoods. Venezuela sees on average 70 murders ... |
Latin America dragged down by emerging markets sell off bnn.ca But even with heightened concerns about the prospects of Latin American countries, the executive director of macro strategy at CIBC World Markets says talk of a crisis in the region is overblown. John Welch tells BNN the risk of contagion is small and ... |
