Cuba and the United States are living a historic day today after the official opening of the Embassy of the northern country on the island by John Kerry, US Secretary of State. Read More
Chilean Foreign Minister Heraldo Muñoz will visit Cuba in early September with the aim of strengthening political and economic ties between the two countries, the Chilean press announced today. Read More
Secretary of State John Kerry said yesterday that in his meeting with his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodriguez, they will discuss a plan to achieve a "true and complete" normalization of relations between the two countries, although they will continue funding for "democracy programs.” Read More
"See the American flag waving in Havana is a feeling as profound as that I felt in Washington " when the Cuban flag was hoisted on July 20, Hugo Cancio, one of the few Cuban invited to the ceremony, told AFP. Read More
More than 500 journalists from around the world, were in the flag-raising ceremony to reopen the US embassy in Cuba, headed by Secretary of State of the northern country, John Kerry. Read More
Fidel Castro has used his 89th birthday to remember that in the view of Havana, US "owes Cuba the equivalent damage compensation" by the embargo. Read More
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Havana at 9.00 this morning for the flag-raising ceremony to officially open the US embassy of the in Cuba. Read More
Fidel Castro reappeared in public on Thursday with their friends, the presidents of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, and Bolivia, Evo Morales, who traveled to the island to congratulate him on his 89th birthday. Read More
On the occasion of the visit of John Kerry to Havana to hoist the flag at the US Embassy the State Department has issued a video in which it tries to explain the importance of this moment for both nations. Read More
The National Press Club (NPC) of the United States has asked John Kerry that press freedom and the spread of Internet access be a priority in talks with Cuba. Read More
