Cuba steps back from its wholesale produce monopoly

A wholesale produce market run by a private cooperative will open on July 1 in Havana, the first such market since Cuba monopolized wholesale operations in the 1960s, state media said on Thursday. Read More

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Cuba corruption case Britons Fakhre and Purvis freed

Two British businessmen who faced corruption charges in Cuba have been released, the British Embassy has said. Read More

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U.S., Cuba agree to resume immigration talks

The United States and Cuba have agreed to resume talks in immigration issues next month.<br />cuba Read More

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Cuba’s Diaz-Canel Meets With Chinese President Xi Jinping

Miguel Diaz-Canel, the first vice president of Cuba’s Councils of State and Ministers, continued his China trip Tuesday with a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Read More

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Cuba sentences Canadian businessman to nine years in prison

For almost two years as he sat in a Havana prison awaiting trial on corruption charges, Canadian businessman Sarkis Yacoubian held out hope that by collaborating with the Cuban authorities and fingering a wide web of foreign and domestic corporate intrigue, he would get some leniency. Read More

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Cuba And U.S. Agree To Resume Migration Talks

The United States and Cuba have agreed to resume bilateral talks on migration issues next month, a State Department official said Wednesday, the latest evidence of a thaw in chilly relations between the Cold War enemies. Read More

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Songa Mercur to Depart Cuba for Vietnam

The drilling rig Songa Mercur (mid-water semisub) is departing Cuba for Vietnam after failing to find oil, Read More

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Songa Mercur to Depart Cuba for Vietnam

The drilling rig Songa Mercur (mid-water semisub) is departing Cuba for Vietnam after failing to find oil, Read More

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