Russian Patriarch Kirill arrives today in Havana

His Holiness Kirill, Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia is expected to arrive in Havana on official visit today afternoon in his fourth trip to Cuba. Read More

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Alex Cuba finds success in small-town B.C.

Alex Cuba is a Cuban-Canadian musician from Smithers, B.C. up for best Latin Pop album. Read More

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Heads of the Orthodox and Catholic churches will meet in Havana

Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, will meet February 12 in Havana during a brief stop-over by the Holy Father in his route to an official visit t Mexico. Read More

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Jose Mujica said that Raul Castro has made the decision to leave the presidency of Cuba

According to El Nuevo Herald, former Uruguayan President Jose Mujica, who visited Havana in late January, recently stated that Raul Castro has decided to leave the government because of his advanced age. Read More

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The Cuban son back to the US by the hand of Eliades Ochoa

The Cuban singer and guitarist Eliades Ochoa, a member of traditional music project Buena Vista Social Club, recorded two albums with popular songs that have all "tastiness" of the province of "musical island". Read More

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Raul Castro meets in Paris with UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova

Cuban President Raul Castro, and the Director General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, held a meeting on Tuesday at the headquarters of the organization in Paris. Read More

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Going Home: Jose Abreu

Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu’s first return visit to his beloved home country in over two years. Read More

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Raul Castro was received with full honors in Paris

On Saturday 30, the President of the Councils of State and Ministers, Raul Castro Ruz, arrived in France for an official visit at the request of his counterpart Francois Hollande. Read More

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Paris dresses up to welcome Raul Castro

Paris dresses up to welcome Cuban President Raul Castro Read More

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Alan Gross believes that lifting the embargo against Cuba would create jobs in the US

Alan P. Gross, who was accused by the Cuban government of spying for American intelligence in January 2010 and sentenced in 2011 for "acts against the integrity and independence of the Cuban state" which took him five years in prison on the island, said on his twitter account that lifting the US embargo on Cuba would create about 33,000 jobs in America. Read More

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