Cuban Soccer Players to Train in Spain

Cuba's national soccer team traveled yesterday to Spain to play two training matches, the Cuban Soccer Federation reported today.<br /><br /><br /> Read More

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French Foreign Minister Announces Visit to Cuba

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius announced today here he will soon carry out a visit to Cuba, being the first of this kind in more than 30 years. Read More

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René Peña’s Dios Los Cría at Factoría Habana

This winter brought news of a show in Havana curated by artist-photographer René Peña, exploring his own creative trajectory, his influences, and the contemporary artists with whom he shares a sense of connection. Read More

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Cuba set to approve new foreign investment law

Cuba's National Assembly will meet on March 29 to debate and approve a new foreign investment law that the government hopes will lure overseas capital and increase growth Read More

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Cuba Denies It Will Allow Home Internet

Cuba’s state monopoly telephone company, Etecsa, today denied reports that the island will offer Internet access for home users in the coming months Read More

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EGREM, Cuba’s Major Record Label Turns 50

EGREM, Cuba’s oldest record label and music company, is turning fifty. To celebrate the occasion, several artists are offering concerts, attending galas and launching new albums. Read More

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US Congressman Celebrates Hemingway Legacy in Cuba

U.S. Congressman Jim McGovern visited Ernest Hemingway's former home outside the Cuban capital on Monday to celebrate a joint U.S.-Cuban effort to preserve and digitize the Nobel Prize-winning author's personal effects and writings. Read More

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Possessed By Joy: A North American Drummer In Cuba

<br /><br />In the 11 days that I'd been in the small, bustling, crumbling city of Matanzas, I'd already seen several ceremonial possessions. During my last night in town, I witnessed my fifth ceremony, where drummers accompany liturgical song and dance. It was the most dramatic one yet. Read More

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Cuban Gov. to Prioritize Disposable Diapers & Medical Equipment for the Elderly

The Cuban government has announced that its public health system will prioritize the purchase of specialized equipment and disposable diapers to address the challenges posed by the island’s elderly. Read More

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Cuban Americans hold rare meeting to discuss normalizing Cuba relations

Cuban Americans met in Miami on Saturday to discuss how to normalize relations with Cuba and end the five decade-long United States embargo against the communist-run island Read More

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