Taiwan’s Kuan Ju Chen pitched a complete game limiting Cuba’s powerful lineup to two hits and one lone first inning run to lead his undefeated team to a big 3-1 win at the World Port Tournament in Rotterdam, Holland.
Read MoreComing off an embarrassing loss to Curacao on Friday, Cuba defeated the much tougher host Holland team on Sunday, by a score of 4-1 at the World Port Baseball Tournament in Rotterdam.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez continues his recovery from surgery on Saturday in Cuba and once again used his Twitter account to send messages to his people.
Read MoreTwenty-eight-year-old Yushi Sato washes cars for a living, but they are no ordinary cars. Every day, Sato hoses down vehicles contaminated with radiation from the Fukushima Nuclear Power plant that was damaged by the earthquake and tsunami that hit north-east Japan Mar 11.
Read MoreCuba’s second game in the World Port Baseball Tournament in Rotterdam, Holland was rained out on Saturday and rescheduled for Monday. On Sunday the islanders play the tournament host Holland at 8 a.m. Cuban time.
Read MoreSpeculation abounds this weekend about the health of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez as he enters his third week in Cuba after an operation for a pelvic abscess in Havana on June 10th.
Read More“We are all safer here; it’s great because this way there are no men groping you,” Jaqueline Escobar, a sales executive, told IPS on a bus that is exclusively for women, a service against sexual harassment that is being tried out in the Guatemalan capital.
Read More“I’ve never criticized people; I criticize the methods, enthroned sectarianism; the democratic, socializing and libertarian deficits of the statist system that are presented as socialist. I involve myself in the world of ideas,” said Pedro Campos in an extensive interview with Havana Times.
Read MoreAlthough Argentina’s immigration law is regarded as one of the most progressive in Latin America, xenophobia and discrimination persist, showing that progress is still more theoretical than practical.
Read MoreHT interviews soprano Teresa Paz, the director of ancient music group Ars Longa. As she noted, “Our group occupies a tremendous place within the context of defending Cuba’s musical legacy!”
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