Tropical Storm Gonzalo was born today east of the Caribbean. According to the initial projection of the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami, it could become a hurricane by Tuesday near Puerto Rico. Cuba is not on the map of this cyclone.
Read MoreThe New York Times, the most influential US newspaper, asked President Barack Obama to reflect seriously on ending the half-century-plus embargo on Cuba calling it counterproductive to promote democratic change on the island.
Read MoreFollowing a heated dispute between singer-songwriter Silvio Rodriguez and Cuban State authorities, the musician’s Abdala recording studio has finally come under the administration of the Ministry of Culture (MINCULT).
Read MoreTemperatures will remain hovering around 32° C (90 F) and the minimum around 24° C (75 F), with a slight decrease at the end of the forecast period. The sea surface temperature will reach 29° C (84 F).
Read MoreCuban journalist and diplomat Sonia Franco Cervera has abandoned her post as consul at the Cuban Embassy in Germany and is currently in Miami, after having requested political asylum from US authorities.
Read MoreFormer Cuban president Fidel Castro today accused the new Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, of promoting a “war of extermination” against Russia and criticized the alliance as “more extreme” than the Islamic State militia.
Read MoreCuba’s CIMEX corporation recognized that one of its establishments was selling adulterated bottles of the popular Havana Club rum, the government’s website CubaDebate reported.
Read MoreAerolineas Argentinas (AA) will start a new service from Buenos Aires to Havana on Sunday January 4, 2015, confirmed the head of the airline, Mariano Recalde on Monday.
Read MoreAt the end of San Lazaro Street and only meters from the university steps was a small stage. One student read a speech reiterating the Cuban government’s call for justice and against terrorism and demanding the US release the remaining three prisoners (of the Cuban Five) held for over 16 years in that country. (25 photos)
Read MoreThe Cuban government heard the voice of the public and reopened terminal 3 at the Jose Marti Airport to people sending off or receiving travelers. Cyberspace had filled with protests after the closing of the facility.
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