Cuba, Rubio and Havana
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The operation to remove Venezuela’s president has put more pressure on longtime U.S. nemesis Cuba. President Trump, asked about Cuba during his press conference Saturday, replied: “I think Cuba is going to be something we’ll end up talking about because Cuba is a failing nation right now,
The president also reiterated aggressive comments toward Colombia’s leader, who denigrated the Trump administration as a "clan of pedophiles."
Gaviota, GAESA’s tourism group, was making 42% net profits in the first quarter of 2024, double the average in the global tourism industry. But it all fell apart as the non-stop construction of hotels dragged the country into a humanitarian crisis.
Havana demands the immediate release of President Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, condemns US violation of international law.
Havana, in Cuba, is renowned for its historic charm, vintage cars, and thriving music scene. For those seeking an authentic Afro-Cuban experience, Havana’s top clubs are the ultimate destinations. They pulsate with the energetic rhythms of the city’s ...
Following the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, President Donald Trump indicated his administration would likely discuss the situation in “failing” Cuba, a close Maduro ally.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a longtime hardliner on both Havana and Caracas, offered a thinly veiled warning suggesting Cuban officials should be uneasy in the wake of the Venezuela operation.
Cuba’s Revolutionary Government has strongly condemned what it described as a “cowardly” military aggression by the United States against Venezuela, reaffirming its “absolute support and solidarity” with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and its government.
Visiting Havana Night, a new restaurant and cabaret that recently opened in downtown Louisville, is like being in Cuba, owner Frank Garcia said. Garcia, a native of Camagüey, Cuba, told the Courier Journal he selected 649 S. 4th St. as Havana's location ...
Announcement of 2026's "Letter of the Year" Set for January 2 in Havana by Cuba's Yoruba Association
The Cuban Yoruba Cultural Association has revealed plans to unveil the "Letter of the Year" for 2026 on January 2, during a press conference