After the recently concluded Summit of the Americas, US president Obama held a press conference where he spoke on the new relations with Cuba, the controversy over the Iranian nuclear program and other issues.
Read MoreA Yander Guevara made for deciding games and an offensive that took off from the very first episode, left no doubt about the intentions of the Ciego de Avila Tigers to win the Cuban baseball league championship.
Read MoreA “historic” gathering with an open ending, the Panama Summit will be remembered as the scenario in which the presidents of the United States and Cuba turned to dialogue, but it will be just one more stop on a long road.
Read MoreAgainst the wall, the Isla de la Juventud Pirates managed a 5-3 win over Ciego de Avila on Friday to force a deciding game seven of the Cuban baseball championship series on Saturday afternoon at 4:15 p.m. in Ciego de Avila.
Read MoreThe historic handshake on Friday between Barack Obama and Raul Castro dazzled the Summit of the Americas in Panama, if only to temporarily cover the profound differences between the presidents of the USA and Cuba.
Read MoreOn Thursday, Obama announced the State Department has finished its review of whether Cuba should be removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. The move would allow the two countries to reopen their embassies and move forward on historic efforts to normalize relations.
Read MoreFor this week long period, the capital will be under the influence of weak pressure changes affecting the whole country as feel. This will result in weak variable winds, heat and due to the moisture content, afternoon showers.
Read MoreYorbis Borroto belted a solo home run in the seventh inning and scored his team’s final run in the top of the ninth, driven in on a hit by Yeniet Perez, to defeat Isla de la Juventud 4-3 in the fifth game of Cuban baseball’s championship series and take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven event.
Read MoreIn an open threat to the Cuban and Venezuelan opposition attending the VII Summit of the Americas, Panamanian organizations supporting the regime of Raul Castro said they will not tolerate “conspiracy and provocative activities” in the country and said they will blame the Panamanian government for any incident that may occur.
Read MorePotatoes have become something of a “luxury” item for millions of Cubans living in provinces where this root vegetable isn’t grown.
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