Travel ban on Cuba costs US companies billions

Washington"s travel restrictions have cost US tour companies, travel agencies, airline, hotel and catering chains billions of dollars per year in lost tourism revenues Read More

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Vietnam, Cuba talk biotechnology

Cuba held talks with Vietnam stressing exchange beyond agriculture, livestock and constructions to bilateral cooperation in biotechnology. Read More

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Man charged in theft of plane flown to Cuba

A man has been charged for allegedly stealing a private airplane from a Florida Keys airport and flying it to Cuba with his young son as a passenger. Read More

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Cuban to Euro-Solidarity Congress

<font class="normaltext4">Sergio Corrieri, president of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), traveled to Turkey on Wednesday, leading his country&#39;s delegation to the European Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba.</font> Read More

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Namibian students left for Cuba

Thirty students who are part of the group of 95 Namibian students who are going to study in Cuba left to that country Tuesday. Read More

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Canadian Pebercan announces oil success in Cuba

Pebercan announced an increase of 42 per cent in extraction of fuel from its northwestern oil fields in Cuba Read More

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Wifredo Lam's art works exhibited in Brussels

The Cervantes Cultural Institute, in Brussels, opened an arts exhibition of Cuban painter Wifredo Lam Read More

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Cuba, hot destination for IT outsourcing

The IT revolution taking place in Cuba is positioning the country as an attractive outsourcing option for Canadian companies Read More

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Cuba to launch book on Che Guevara

"El Che en Fidel Castro" is a thematic selection prepared by a group of experts of the Cuban History Institute Read More

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Cuba-China trade surges to 890 mln USD, up 80 percent year on year

The trade volume between Cuba and China soared to 890 million U.S. dollars by July this year Read More

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