Cuban prayer on the border
None of the almost 150 Cubans stranded today, Friday January 20, in Nuevo Laredo, a Mexican city bordering with the...
“The future for Cuban emigrants will be very difficult”
Almost a week since the announced repeal of the wet foot / dry foot policy and the Parole program for...
More U.S.-Cuba memorandums
The Cuban and U.S. governments this Monday signed in Havana a memorandum of understanding to “deepen cooperation on complying with...
Wet foot, dry foot: Who’s gaining from this?
“One of my greatest hopes has just been dashed. The immense joy I felt on December 17, 2014 cannot compare...
U.S. and Cuba hold talks on trafficking in persons
Trafficking in persons was the center of a new bilateral meeting held in Washington between Cuban and U.S. officials. The...
U.S. ends “wet foot, dry foot” policy for Cuban immigrants
Eight days before the end of his mandate, the Obama administration is putting an end to the so-called “wet foot,...
Marabú charcoal, first Cuban product to be exported to U.S.
It wasn’t cigars, or rum, or coffee. The first product that Cuban state-run entities will export to the United States...
Alaska Airlines starts commercial flights to Havana
This January 5 the U.S. Alaska Airlines company initiated its commercial flights to Havana, a destination that will have daily...
Dear Sardà
If lovers of wine and love are bound for hell, heaven would be quite empty. RUBÁIYÁT OF OMAR The history...
Things about Christmas and New Year’s Eve
Christmas Eve supper, and that bucket of water that people throw out the window at midnight on December 31 continue...
OnCuba Suggests
Of the many gastronomic and recreation spots coexisting in the city nowadays, OnCuba recommends two that stand out for their...
Raúl Castro: “We’re not heading nor will we head toward capitalism”
In his speech this Tuesday in the National Assembly of People’s Power, Cuban President Raúl Castro called for overcoming an...
Cryosurgery: Cuban medicine’s next novelty?
An inexpensive, effective procedure valid for more than 150 pathologies and 19 specialties, capable of saving millions of dollars with...
Brookings Institution takes close look at Cuban tourism sector
“Cuba would have to invest roughly $33 billion over 15 years to 2030 to achieve these targets of 10 million...
Cuban entrepreneurs urge Trump to maintain Obama’s policy
This Wednesday more than 100 Cuban entrepreneurs sent a letter to Donald Trump urging him to maintain the policy of...
U.S. mega companies sign agreements with Cuba
Important U.S. companies have signed agreements with the Cuban government. The Internet giant Google, General Electric, Good Year, Caterpillar and...
Fidel in Time magazine
Dressed in his olive green uniform, informally sitting sideways, almost irreverent, a still young Fidel Castro looks at the camera...
Fidel Castro in three acts
Biran Fidel Castro was born on his father’s sugar plantation near the town of Biran in eastern Cuba on Aug....
Fidel Castro’s ashes are buried in private ceremony in Santa Ifigenia
The first photographs of where Fidel Castro’s ashes were deposited in Santa Ifigenia Cemetery started circulating hours after the burial...
The caravan’s route
On its route to Santiago de Cuba the caravan transporting the ashes of Fidel Castro arrived yesterday to Holguín. At...
Delta lands in Havana
At 8:59 am today, December 1, 2016, Delta Air Lines’ first regular flight took off en route to Havana. Out...
Fidel Castro’s funeral cortege on route to Santiago de Cuba
After a mass rally held in José Martí Plaza de la Revolución on the night of Tuesday 29, this morning...
The fourth day of mourning
On the fourth day of national mourning, the Plaza de la Revolución continues full of people who want to pay...
Havana receives first regular flights from United States
While thousands of Cubans gathered to pay posthumous homage to Fidel Castro in different parts of Cuba, this Monday the...
The Plaza in mourning
On the first day of the funeral rites for Fidel Castro, as they did for decades to hear his speeches,...
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