The Government of Costa Rica announced of Friday that it will not grant more temporary visas to Cuban immigrants and decided to break with the political forums of the Central American Integration System (SICA) for their lack of solidarity with the migration issue
Read MoreWith the arrival of cold front in the afternoon of Friday the occurrence of some showers and storms are expected over the weekend, and a shift to winds from the north should lead to a drop in temperatures as of Saturday.
Read MoreCuban President Raul Castro will make a visit to France this coming February, government spokesperson Stéphane Le Foll said today in Paris.
Read MoreThe governments of Cuba and the United States agreed to restore direct commercial flights between the two countries after more than half a century. American Airlines could be one of the first to take advantage of the new opportunity.
Read MoreDuring his interview for Yahoo News, President Obama stated he very much wishes to visit Cuba in his last year in the White House, but only if he is permitted to meet with pro-democracy dissidents there.
Read MoreA year after Washington and Havana made history by announcing the beginning of a thaw between the two nations, thousands of Cubans face uncertain days in Central America, reported dpa news on Wednesday.
Read MoreCuba will close 2015 with magnificent news for its ailing finances: this Saturday, Raul Castro’s government and the Paris Club reached an agreement on the island’s debt that will secure a US $ 4 billion relief in interests due and reduce Havana’s outstanding debt to US $ 2.6 billion, payable in the generous term of 18 years.
Read MoreA Cuban court convicted the four young men who stabbed musician Pedro Armando Junco Torres to death and seriously injured three others in Camaguey at the beginning of the year to 25 to 40 years in prison.
Read MoreUS President Barack Obama said that he would love to travel to Cuba in 2016, but only if he can also meet on the island with dissidents, he declared in an interview published today.
Read MoreThe United States and Cuba announced on Friday that “in the coming weeks” direct mail service between the two countries will be resumed, more than five decades after it was cut off, reported DPA news.
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