The ongoing migration crisis continues in Central America with more than 2,000 Cubans stranded on the border of Panama with Costa Rica. The current situation follows that of 8,000 Cubans who reached United States, their final destination, in recent months.
Read MoreKazakhstan and Cuba have signed an agreement whereby the Central Asian republic offers to sell the island crude oil and help in the onshore and offshore search for the valuable hydrocarbon.
Read MoreFormer Cuban President Fidel Castro appeared in public for the first time in more than eight months. Castro, 89, took part in a tribute to Vilma Espin, the late wife of his brother Raul, according to images broadcast on state television on Thursday night.
Read MoreExpect warm days with only light cloudiness during our 7-day forecast period. Winds will blow from the east and northeast, with speeds between 15 and 25 km/h. The chance of rain is very low, and the relative humidity will range between 60 and 65%.
Read MoreIt’s being called the biggest leak in journalism history. On Sunday, journalists revealed 11.5 million secret files from the database of the world’s fourth-largest offshore law firm, the Panama-based company Mossack Fonseca.
Read MoreNicaraguan writer Sergio Ramirez sent out an official invitation today to participate in the 4th Centroamerica Cuenta (“Central American Stories”) Literary Gathering, to be held in Nicaragua this coming May.
Read MoreThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Thursday that it will be closing its offices in Nicaragua as its economic programs have not been renewed this year owing to the country’s improved performance.
Read MoreConsiderable cloud cover can be expected during the forecast week. Maximum temperatures will be between 27 and 32° C (81 and 90 F) and the lows will be between 20 and 22° C (68 and 72 F). The sea surface temperature will be 26° C (79 F).
Read MoreThe semifinals of the Cuban baseball playoffs are in full swing with Matanzas holding a 2-1 lead over Pinar del Rio while the defending champion Ciego de Avila holds a 2-0 lead over Havana’s Industriales.
Read MoreFormer Cuban president Fidel Castro, 89, broke his silence today and came out swinging in his first public reaction, before or after, the visit to the island by US President Barack Obama.
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