Business & Economy

Missing Cows in Villa Clara, Cuba

“Where are the cows?” This is the question the herders, authorities and police of Villa Clara are asking following a cattle recount conducted at agricultural and livestock cooperatives and State farms that came 6,934 animals short.

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Cuba in Search of Billions in Investments

Juan Triana is one of Cuba’s most renowned economists. Some of his lectures are passed around by Cubans on flash drives. Before Raul Castro’s reforms began, his opinions and those of his colleagues at the Center for the Study of the Cuban Economy sparked off considerable controversy.

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US Fines Miami Co. for Reimbursing Expenses for Medical Services in Cuba

The BUPA Florida group associated with a large international health insurance consortium, agreed to pay a fine of US $ 128,704 dollars for transactions that allegedly violated the rules of the Treasury Department for providing coverage for people listed as drug traffickers [not-Cuba related] and reimbursing expenses to a customer who received medical treatment in Cuba.

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