Spain will protect its companies in Cuba if they face US lawsuits in the framework of sanctions Washington has imposed on the island, Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said on Wednesday, reported dpa news.
Read MoreA man and his dog, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day- By Charlie Lockwood (UK). Camera: Canon:6D Mark II
Read MoreAfter months of not showing his face, the President of the Central Bank finally appeared. Well, neither the President of the Central Bank had shown his face, nor the institution he leads provided relevant figures on the performance of the economy.
Read MoreIn Nicaragua, from the moment that you set foot on its warm earth, you’ll find enormous billboards with those screaming (horrible) colors and the typical Ortega government slogan: “Christian, Socialist and in Solidarity”.
Read MoreToday’s featured band is Fruko y sus Tesos from Colombia with the song “El Preso” from the album “El Grande” (1975).
Read MoreThe Cuban government on Tuesday said it plans to allow selected state-controlled stores to sell products such as household appliances and car parts in US dollars, in an effort to counter the use of the currency on the black market, reports dpa news on Wednesday.
Read MoreVeterans Cemetery, Tennessee, USA. By Phillip Gregg (USA). Camera: Nikon D810
Read MoreToday is the 11th birthday of Havana Times. If you appreciate our efforts and can help, please touch on the donate button.
Read MoreWhomever might come across Luz Elena Sequeira for the first time might not suspect that over the last 6 years, she’s run over 30,000 kilometers. That sum might be more credible when referring to driving a vehicle. But not in this case.
Read MoreAfter a good while analyzing the model of socialist state-led business and the inefficiency that characterizes the country’s economy, our conversation with economist Emilio Morales turns towards Cuba’s dependency on other countries.
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