Former Uruguayan President Jose Mujica and Lucia Topolansky are in Cuba

Former Uruguayan President and current senator Jose Mujica is in Cuba accompanied by his wife, senator Lucia Topolansky to take part in a literary forum at Havana's Casa de Las Americas Cultural Institution. Read More

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President Obama highlights Cuba role in Colombian peace talks

US President Barack Obama thanked the Cuban government for hosting the peace talks between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces guerrillas. Read More

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Cuban Customs reports 46 drug trafficking cases in 2015

The Cuban General Customs Office confiscated 104, 68 kilograms of illegal drugs in 46 drug trafficking attempts between January and December last year. Read More

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Cuban community in Miami is ready to receive their fellow immigrants from Costa Rica

Members of the Cuban community in Miami have decided to receive the first group of Cubans who, after being stranded in Costa Rica for two months, have begin their route to the US and they are already going through Mexico. Read More

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The new Guatemalan President will cooperate with Cubans stranded in Costa Rica

Guatemala's new president, Jimmy Morales said to his Costa Rican counterpart Luis Guillermo Solis that the Guatemalan government will work with the pilot of Costa Rica to resolve the crisis of Cuban migrants that the South American country is suffering. Read More

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Obama urges US Congress to lift the embargo on Cuba

“…You want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere? Recognize that the Cold War is over. Lift the embargo,” Read More

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Cubans trying to reach US stuck in limbo in Central America

Thousands of Cubans trying to get to the US are stranded in Central America. Read More

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Cuba has a “huge need” to develop from within & by itself

Juan Triana Barros, a professor of economics at the University of Havana, speaks on what changes the Cuban government needs to meet the state’s economic model. Read More

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The White House will decide in the coming months Obama's visit to Cuba

The decision of President Barack Obama's visit to Cuba, will be analyzed in the coming months, said Ben Rhodes deputy national security adviser, on Saturday. Read More

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Route of Cubans to leave Costa Rica

On December 28, after more than six weeks of a crisis that has brought thousands of Cubans to stay on Costa Rican soil, the country's Foreign Ministry issued an official statement announcing the agreement between Central American nations for the safe and ordered movement of Cuban migrants. Read More

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