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Spain Recommends Against Traveling to Cuba

The drop in tourism in the last five years has led the Government to reduce its investments in that sector, which until now was a priority.

In restaurants, the exchange rate used for prices ranges between 150 and 286 pesos depending on the dishes.

Rural women in Chile have denounced a strong uptick in the use of dangerous pesticides in the large agro-export businesses.

“There is a “pattern” of borrowing from Chinese companies in Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Sri Lanka, Angola, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique.”

Alejandro Gil was one of the most trusted figures of Miguel Diaz-Canel and one of the public faces of the regime’s failed economic policies.

December should have been Javier’s best month since he began working as a remittance courier. Now, it’s an unknown.

“Travel Off Path” gives extensive reasoning why in general it discourages tourist travel to Cuba except for under certain conditions.

The 100 St. & Boyeros Ave market, one of Havana’s most important commercial hubs, woke up Friday with a strange atmosphere.

A line of classic cars is parked in the historic center of Havana, like a scene from a typical tourist postcard of Cuba.

A processing plant in Artemisa also signs an agreement with an Italian company to produce coffee for export.