“Forever Celia”: Largest exposition on Celia Cruz opens in Miami
A letter written by hand by Celia Cruz, her favorite wigs, the most famous dresses and unpublished photo are just...
U.S. doesn’t expect to meet visa quota for Cubans
The U.S. government “expects it won’t reach the minimum of 20,000 annual immigrant visas for Cubans,” according to El Nuevo...
Cuban foreign minister meets with U.S. Democratic congressman
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez met this Wednesday in Havana with U.S. Democratic Congressman Donald Payne Jr., with whom he...
Cuban scientists hold talks in U.S. about “attacks”
A group of Cuban scientists traveled to the United States to hold talks about the health damages suffered by U.S....
Díaz-Canel to meet with U.S. agriculture representatives
Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel would be interested in meeting with U.S. agriculture representatives late this month, according to a...
Embassy resumes services for Americans in Cuba
A notice from the U.S. embassy in Havana announced that starting August 23 that country’s embassy in the Cuban capital...
Scientists question “attacks” on U.S. diplomats
Ten scientists questioned this Tuesday the results of a report published in March in which it was affirmed that the...
Teacher Lazo
Carlos Lazo, a Cuban teacher from Seattle, has gone viral in some social media after having published a video in...
Trump Measures Have Affected the Very Cubans He Meant to Benefit
The 56.6% drop in arrivals of U.S. visitors since the restrictions imposed by the Donald Trump administration in June 2017...
Beyond borders. Welcome to an unexpected Exchange: U.S students in Cuba
In 1999, another Cuban colleague and I were talking with a U.S. professor in Amherst, Massachusetts. I had been invited...
(Not) A Moveable Feast
Ernest Hemingway was a hazard on Cuba’s roads. “It was noon and I was cold sober,” he once wrote to...
Sonic attack…against peace
If it were not that it increasingly distances us from the hope of normal relations with the United States, one...
Scaramucci: “I’m a defender of the president”
Anthony Scaramucci, who was director of communications of the White House but who was dismissed barely 11 days later, said...
U.S. fines firm for violating embargo on Cuba
BCC Corporate SA (BCCC), a company participated by the U.S. American Express Company (AMEX), was fined by the U.S. Office...
Americans to Cuba: Yes, you may come!
The last two years’ boom in U.S. visitors to Cuba as a consequence of the thaw between the two countries...
Sanctions against Cuba: biting its tail
It is said that one day André Breton said to Luis Buñuel that “In our times, my dear, no...
Influence and fate of JFK
In late 1992 the Congress of the United States legislated the President John F. Kennedy Records Collection Act ordering that...
Trump’s restrictions on travel to and business with Cuba take effect
The travel to Cuba restrictions and ban on doing business with certain enterprises on the island announced in June...
Living by myself in New York
For the first anniversary of my arrival in the United States, I decided to treat myself to a visit to...
Cuban Foreign Minister: “No attack has occurred”
“No attack has occurred, no deliberate act has occurred, no specific incident has occurred. If the U.S. government says the...
Vote on embargo: U.S. returns to the NO
Like every year Cuba has taken to the UN its Resolution against the Blockade. This is the 26th time in...
“The U.S. government closes and Cuba opens”
Cuban Foreign Bruno Rodríguez has just announced in Washington a package of measures that benefit the Cubans residing abroad. The...
New York’s Martí on a pedestal in Havana
“Facing the sea, the port of Havana, and looking at the nation he knew as few did,” announced Eusebio Leal...
A pause in visas, a pause in lives
They had already even sold their home and were planning on traveling to the United States a month ago....
The Harvard Cubans
In the summer of 1900, five warships --the McClellan, the McPherson, the Crook, the Sedgwick, and the Burnside-- carried unusual...
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