Cuban singer’s blast at the government draws support, criticism

Reaction to singer Roberto Carcassés’ decision to castigate the Cuban government during a televised concert last week was mixed Tuesday as other artists came out in his support, criticized him or just danced gingerly around the issue. Read More

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Cuban bishops make big appeal for change

Cuban bishops appealed to the government for political reform and continued economic change Sunday in their most direct plea in decades. Read More

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Cuba, US discuss re-establishment of direct mail service in new round of talks in Havana

U.S. and Cuban representatives met in Havana on Monday for renewed talks on re-establishing direct mail service, 50 years after it was severed amid Cold War tensions relations. Read More

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Havana abuzz over singer's bold concert lyrics

It was a day when Cubans were called to speak with one voice to demand the return of intelligence agents serving long prison terms in the United States. Read More

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Destination Cuba Draws Travel Agents from Around the World

The presence in Cuba of 350 tour operators and travel agencies from 20 countries to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Havanatur travel agency confirms growing international interest in destination Cuba. Read More

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Former FBI informant now living posh lifestyle in Cuba

Gilberto Abascal’s return to the island revived allegations that he worked with both Cuban intelligence and the United States. Read More

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Canadian golf project in Cuba hits a snag

A Canadian real estate company planning a golf resort in Cuba has filed a $25.5 million suit against the PGA of America in Palm Beach County, alleging that the group blocked its right to use the valuable brand on the island. Read More

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