The fall from grace of the Electoral Magistrate’s brother in Costa Rica after nearly ten years in this diplomatic post comes over a month after Robert Rivas was included by the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control in a list of “people involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption.
Read MoreFidel Angel Castro, the son of Fidel Castro committed suicide on February 1, unable to overcome severe depression, reports the official Granma newspaper.
Read MoreThe days will be partially cloudy, with variable and weak winds, which will intensify slightly in the afternoons. The high temperatures will be between 24 and 27° C (75 and 81 F) while the lows will be between 17 and 19° C (63 and 66 F).
Read MoreThe 27th International Cuba Book Fair opens Thursday in Havana with China as the guest country and a tribute to historian Eusebio Leal, architect of the restoration of Havana’s old quarter.
Read MoreCuba announced Tuesday the signing of an agreement with Algeria to import more oil over the next three years, to compensate for the drop in fuel shipments from Venezuela.
Read MoreThe multinational Sony will distribute internationally the catalog of the Cuban musical company EGREM, which has more than 10,000 works of diverse genres and renowned musicians such as Benny More, Chucho Valdes and Omara Portuondo.
Read MoreEcuadorian authorities began on Friday the distribution of the ballots that will be used on February 4 in the referendum that the government of Lenin Moreno put forth on constitutional, economic and environmental issues.
Read MoreAs actresses in Hollywood are being recognized for speaking out in the Time’s Up movement against sexual harassment and abuse, Fonda discusses how she has consistently challenged power, from opposing the war in Vietnam to organizing around civil rights and economic justice.
Read MoreIn the eyes of most Venezuelans, the humanitarian, economic and political crisis in the South American country continues to worsen nearly daily, with hyperinflation and food and medicine shortages leading the way.
Read MoreThe US government announced today that it has suspended for another six months a part of the embargo on Cuba, a new sign that Donald Trump is not completely reversing the policy of his predecessor, Barack Obama, towards the island.
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