Once the practical effects of Cuba’s new immigration reforms are determined, the United States government will assess whether it will need to increase its consular staff in Havana, said Roberta Jacobson, the US Secretary of State for Latin America.
Read MoreThe National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba, as part of their first US tour, will perform on October 27th in New York City, where thy will feature works from their classical Cuban and universal repertoires.
Read MoreCuban Boxing Federation executives on the island have decided to realign their divisions with an eye on the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Read MoreThe government officials from Mexico and Cuba met in Havana this week for their first negotiating session for broadening and deepening commercial relations.
Read MoreThe National Electoral Commission (CEN) extended the holding of municipal elections in the eastern provinces of Santiago de Cuba, Camaguey and Ciego de Avila, which have been hit by heavy rains.
Read MoreThe Bolivian government signed a contract on Sunday with the Cuban company Tecnosime to set up a fruit juice processing plant in that South American nation’s Sacta Valley.
Read MoreHis comeback was more than public this time. He met for five hours with Venezuelan Vice President Elias Jaua, and then accompanied the visitor from his home to the National Hotel, where Fidel then spoke with some of the workers there for about 30 minutes.
Read MoreFidel Castro was seen in public on Saturday in Havana after several months of absence and amid a wave of rumors about his alleged deteriorating health.
Read MoreAround eight million Cubans are expected to go to the polls today to vote for their neighborhood delegates, some of whom will make it to the Poder Popular city councils.
Read MoreOne of the great expectations of 23rd International Ballet Festival of Havana, to be held from October 28 to November 7, will undoubtedly be the presence in Cuba of dancers of the US company known by the abbreviation ABT, for the American Ballet Theatre.
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