UN Sees Decreased Food Supply in Cuba
The impact Hurricane Sandy on almost 250,000 acres of crops in Cuba could have consequences for agricultural production on the island, according to a UN report made known on Wednesday.
Read MoreThe impact Hurricane Sandy on almost 250,000 acres of crops in Cuba could have consequences for agricultural production on the island, according to a UN report made known on Wednesday.
Read MoreThe National Zoo of Cuba is “ready” to receive a donation of 146 animals of 23 species from Namibia, said Miguel Abud Soto, the director of that institution.
Read MoreThe Mexican low cost airline Interjet opened a new direct route between Monterrey and Havana. The two weekly flights aim to boost tourism between the two regions, The flights will take place regularly on Thursdays and Sundays.
Read MoreThe Venezuelan government-owned company PDVSA reported that it found no commercially viable oil in Cuban waters in the Gulf of Mexico, making their exploration well the third unsuccessful search for oil in recent months.
Read MoreThe Venezuelan government today sent 93 tons of foods to Cuba on an “air bridge” that will continue transporting humanitarian assistance in the wake of the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, reported Venezuela’s minister of the Interior, Nestor Reverol.
Read MoreThe Alianza Democratica Cubana (ALDECU) has urged Cuban authorities to suspend the collection of customs taxes on individuals to facilitate the receiving of indispensable goods to relive the suffering left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Read MoreThe government of Evo Morales approved on Wednesday the sending of 120 tons of humanitarian assistance to Cuba to help address the destruction caused by the Hurricane Sandy, reported Bolivian Minister of Defense Ruben Saavedra.
Read MoreCuba, along with other eleven countries, will be taken out of the 2014 European System of Tariff Advantages (SGP) after having been classified in recent years as being a medium-high income economy as determined by the World Bank, reported the executive office of the European Union on Tuesday.
Read MoreI’m thinking that today I can finally get a good night’s sleep. Hurricane Sandy began plowing through Cuban soil last Thursday during the early morning hours, and since then there have been more than a few bad moments.
Read MoreThe office of the National Comptroller, currently buried in the struggle against corruption, announced on Monday that it will dedicate its efforts in the provinces of Santiago de Cuba and Guantanamo to controlling resources directed toward reconstruction activities in the wake of the disaster caused by Hurricane Sandy.
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