AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America U-T San Diego Ban Ki-moon as well as leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean are arrived in Havana to participate in the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, or CELAC summit. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) The Associated Press. Share Photo. |
53 years later, Bay of Pigs fiasco goes on Boston Globe I am in a village on the south coast of Cuba, a rustic area where wild pigs once ran in such abundance as to prompt passing merchant vessels and pirate ships to drop anchor and send hunting parties ashore. They called the place the Bay of Pigs ... |
NM governor could derail Amtrak partnership Pueblo Chieftain While her office did not respond to questions Friday seeking comment, Martinez has said in recent months that Amtrak is funded by Congress and any agreement should not leave New Mexico taxpayers with a large bill. “According to the New Mexico ... |
 OZY | Is Cuba Going Capitalist? OZY After spending years in a state-run firm, electrical engineer Enrique Guerra got himself assigned to accompany a medical mission in Venezuela, a transfer which enabled him to save enough to open his own electronic appliance repair shop. His biggest ... |
Monthly Archives: November 2006 Communication's Unit Of The St. Kitts Prime Minister “Under the great leadership of Prime Minister Douglas, St. Kitts and Nevis has been transformed into a modern nation among Caribbean countries and has great tourism potential,” said Minister Huang, who pointed out that “some of Prime Minister Douglas ... |
 Haaretz | Israeli high-techies set their lenses on Cuba's Jews Haaretz A little more than a year ago, a group of eight Israeli amateur photographers set out on a journey to Cuba. Their mission was not only to capture on camera the complexity of Jewish life in this last outpost of Soviet-style communism, but also to lend a ... |
Tours changing American views of Cuba, US policy Daily Astorian 23, 2014 photo, tourists traveling with the "people-to-people" program make a purchase in a Cuban agricultural market in Havana, Cuba. Tour operators insist they're supporting local organic farmers, performers, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs who ... |
