Havana Times’ monthly study of prices reveals that at the end of January, there had been a somewhat uncontrollable increase in some highly sought-after root and green vegetables, although certain products have maintained acceptable prices for customers in line with the current valuation between the market and people’s income.
Read MoreVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has transferred 15 of his powers to Vice President Tareck El Aissami, including the ordering of expropriations and the promulgation of decrees authorized by the Executive.
Read MoreIt took 40 years but Granma finally obtained its first Cuban baseball championship and they did it in superb form, blanking defending champion Ciego de Avila 4-0 in the final series.
Read MoreThe high temperatures will rise in the afternoons, ranging between 25 and 28° C (77 and 82 F), while the lows will be between 15 and 19° C (59 and 66 F). The sea surface temperature will be 25° C (77 F).
Read MoreEven though the hurricane payout was received 14 days after the storm, nearly a month and a half has gone by, and help for those affected has still not arrived at the zone where the hurricane passed with the most force.
Read MoreThe challenges facing new US President Donald Trump are many, but within 24 hours of his inauguration, his new administration is coming face-to-face with its first test related to Cuba. On Saturday, a delegation of Cuban government officials from the business sector landed in the US on a business trip which will last until February 3rd.
Read MoreDanilo Maldonado was imprisoned the day after Fidel Castro died for having wrote “Se fue” (He’s gone) on a wall in front of the Habana Libre Hotel.
Read MoreThis week there will be slightly cool days, with occasional cloud cover and little chance of rain. The maximum temperatures will range between 27 and 29° C (81 and 84 F), while the lows will be between 18 and 20° C (64 and 68 F).
Read MoreThe photo of a man from Guantanamo with a wide smile has flooded social media. He was in the small group of Cubans who were the last ones to cross over the US border before the joint decision to revoke the “Wet-feet, dry-feet” policy came into effect.
Read MoreBarack Obama will make no exception for Cubans en route to the United States caught by surprise by the immediate end to the “dry feet, wet feet” policy that would have given them a new future in the USA, said a top presidential adviser.
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