Press digest Times of Malta El Universal quotes President Nicolas Maduro sayng he had evidence that the three took part in a power-grid sabotage last month and had bribed Venezuelan companies to cut down production. The United States and Venezuela have been without ambassadors in ... |
Cuba faces challenges in push to end dual currency Lake Wylie Pilot Cuba is the only country in the world that mints two national currencies, a bizarre system that even President Raul Castro acknowledges is hamstringing the island's socialist economy and must be scrapped. Exactly how to do that is the problem. Months ... |
Cuba Faces Challenges in Push to End Dual Currency ABC News Cuba is the only country in the world that mints two national currencies, a bizarre system that even President Raul Castro acknowledges is hamstringing the island's socialist economy and must be scrapped. Exactly how to do that is the problem. Months ... |
Cuba faces challenges in push to end dual currency York Daily Record In this Aug. 30, 2013 photo, a food vendor spreads out convertible pesos, known as CUCs, the two bills on the right, and regular Cuban pesos at her stand in a vegetable market in Havana, Cuba. Cuba is the only country in the world that mints two ... |
Vasser leaving Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority Press of Atlantic City A 1978 graduate of Atlantic City High School, Vasser has overseen approximately 60 employees and the daily operation of the authority's convention sales, marketing, media relations and tourism division. Gov. Chris Christie initially talked of ... |
Haiti introduces special police force for tourists Canada.com The two-year-old government of President Michel Martelly has sought to make tourism a priority. His government has doubled its tourism budget and is hoping that $27 million from Venezuela will help revive the once-thriving industry. © Copyright (c). |
