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MIAMI.-Danay Pino Moreno Every day he travels from Alturas de la Lisa, a low-income neighborhood on the western outskirts of the capital to the Playa municipality. In Miramar, a place with an

AREQUIPA, Peru – Retired Cuban dictator Raúl Castro met this Friday in Havana with Colonel General He Weidong, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of China. The state-run agency Latin Press

MIAMI, United States – The opening of South Korea’s embassy in Cuba has been postponed until early next year, according to officials from that country quoted by Korea Times. The embassy was

MIAMI, United States – The Business Administration Group of the Armed Forces (GAESA) has lost its dominance over the remittance market, according to the dossier “GAESA Loses Control of Remittances” published by

AREQUIPA, Peru – The Cuban Regime Strengthens Political Ties with China and Agrees to Boost Cybersecurity, Education, and Research. The matter came to light this weekend during the visit to Cuba by

SLP, Mexico – The Cuban Government Further Restricts Operations of MIPYMES. The Cuban government has tightened restrictions on micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (Mipymes) by prohibiting wholesale trade activities, according to a

AREQUIPA, Peru – Former President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, who governed that country between 1977 and 1981, died this Sunday at his home in Plains, Georgia, at the age of

HAVANA, Cuba – Not long ago, the Minister of the Food Industry, Alberto López, appeared on the television program Round Tablewhere he has advocated for small and medium-sized enterprises (Mipymes) to import

AREQUIPA, Peru – The number of Cubans who chose Brazil as a migration destination increased during 2024. Between January and November alone, at least 19,100 citizens of the Island sought refuge in

SLP, Mexico – This Friday, the Cuban regime announced that following the implementation of Resolution 56 of 2024 from the Ministry of Domestic Trade, which prohibits wholesale trade for micro, small, and