The Cuban Chapter of the Regional Network of Afrodescendants in Latin America and the Caribbean (ARAAC) , and the Critical Observatory Network, will hold a public forum on Friday October 11, to discuss the proposed Labor Code bill.
Read MoreCuba reiterated its accusations that the United States has intensified the economic embargo against the island under President Barack Obama, despite the relaxations in some restrictions he approved since coming to power.
Read MoreWhen Mauricio Alonso was a nuclear engineer in the 1980s his future seemed bright as Cuba embarked on building its first nuclear power plant with assistance from the Soviet Union. All that changed in the early 90’s with the dissapearance of the Socialist Camp and Alonso came up with another option to resolve his families needs.
Read MoreCubana Airlines will resume starting in November direct weekly flights between Paris and the central Cuban province of Villa Clara, it was announced at the Top Resa Tourism industry event in the French capital. This route started last year and will resume between November 21 and April 27.
Read MoreA surveillance video recorded by Cuba’s Ministry of the Interior (MININT), showing many incidents of corruption and criminal activity involving company employees and management, has been divulged over different social media.
Read MoreCuban authorities have made the job of real estate agent a legal private economic activity instead of the tolerated illegal job it has been for many years in the swapping and sale of homes, reported dpa news.
Read MoreRepresentatives of the Center for the Promotion of International Trade and the China Development Bank expressed interest in establishing Chinese factories at the Mariel Special Development Zone, at a seminar hosted by Cuban authorities Wednesday in Beijing.
Read MoreThe Empresa Industria Electrónica de Cuba has been producing since July a television set that receives digital and analog television signals indiscriminately, engineer David Perez Cruz told the Cuban Information Agency .
Read MoreWith the opening in the eastern province of Guantánamo of a new factory for the production of bottled water, Cuba “could gain a place in the Caribbean basin market,” notes Trabajadores weekly.
Read MoreCuban authorities issued new rules on Tuesday to regulate the special economic zone around the port of Mariel, west of the capital, seeking to boost foreign investment and the nation’s depressed economy.
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