Cuba’s state monopoly telephone company, Etecsa, today denied reports that the island will offer Internet access for home users in the coming months, reported dpa news. The news came as a bucket of cold water for those expectant of the service.
Read MoreThe Agro-Food Fair (FIAGROP 2014) officially opened Monday at the Boyeros fairgrounds in Havana. Each year this event facilitates the introduction of foreign, mixed and national firms for trade in agroindustry in all its aspects. (38 photos)
Read MoreFrench Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius met with his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez in the late afternoon Saturday in Paris, home of the French Foreign Ministry, AFP reported.
Read MoreHonduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez announced today that his country will fully normalize diplomatic ties with Venezuela and Cuba, reported EFE. Caracas and Havana withdrew their ambassadors from Honduras after the coup of 2009 that ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
Read MoreThe Cuban model and actor William Levy this week attended the premiere of “The Single Mothers Club” the first Hollywood film in which he participates, reported Diario de Cuba.
Read MoreThe Cuban government bought from KRANEX, a Russian company specializing in mechanical engineering, a total of 52 excavators for the amount of US$ 10 million, reported Diario de Cuba.
Read MoreThe Platform for Cuban Integration began Friday in the city of Miami, the civic- cultural campaign “For equality and integration in Cuba,” with activists from the island and emigrants living in the US participating. The campaign will continue through March 30.
Read MoreThe Cuban doctors Dorayda Igarza Jesus Ayala and Walter Cotarelo Carbonell were officially added to the statistics of defections from the Cuban medical mission in Brazil, Café Fuerte repoted.
Read MoreCuban pitcher Livan Hernandez announced this week his retirement as a player in the majors after 17 years and being selected twice to the All Star team, reports AFP.
Read MoreThe Brazilian government decided to triple the number of Cuban collaborators in their program More Doctors, at a total cost of over $632 million dollars, said Café Fuerte.
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