Congress meets in Havana on scientific research

Professionals and researchers from over 30 countries will attend the XVI International Congress of Scientific Research Centre which will be held in the Palace of Conventions in Havana and whose central axes are debating health and the environment. Read More

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US bishops support laws for travel and trade with Cuba

"We hold that the way to promote religious freedom and human rights in Cuba is through dialogue and reconciliation between the US and Cuba and in Cuban society. To achieve this, the trade and travel embargo should be lifted" Read More

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Insurance magnate joins wave of explorers of the Cuban market

Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, Insurance magnate joined the list of businessmen from the United States who traveled to Cuba after the melting, looking for opportunities on the island, reported the business division of the media group FOX. Read More

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Mexico leads Latin America's investment offensive in Cuba

Luis Cabrera, commercial director of Pro Mexico, a government agency promoting foreign trade, said on Tuesday in an interview that the initiative began long before the announcement of the United States and Cuba in December to restore diplomatic relations and work to normalize ties. Read More

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A bridge between New York and Havana, in pictures

With Cuba and the United States working to normalize relations between these two great countries, photographers Eliana Aponte in Havana, and Gary Hershorn in New York, tried to imagine the two cities together. Read More

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Parliament VP heads Portuguese deputies delegation to Cuba

A delegation of the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic arrived in Havana on an official visit, on June20. Hon. Mr. António Filipe, Vice-President of the Assembly of the Republic and Chairman of the Parliamentary Friendship Group Portugal-Cuba travels leading the delegation. Read More

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AirBnB looking to expand operations in Cuba

The online houses rental service AirBnB said on Wednesday that it explores a significant expansion of its operations in Cuba, when it's only been two months since it became the first major US company to enter the island in decades. Read More

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Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey plans to travel to Cuba in September

MIDJersey Chamber of Commerce, in the state of New Jersey, is planning a trip to Cuba in September, to weigh the future business with the Caribbean island and learn about the culture of the country, announced on Tuesday NJBIZ in the digital page. Read More

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