The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the U.S. Treasury Department announced on Tuesday that General Electric (GE) was fined for alleged violations of the U.S. blockade against Cuba.
Read more General Electric Fined 2.7 Million Dollars for Alleged Deals with Cuba
The British Court of Appeals examines the Venezuelan government's appeal against the Bank of England for refusing to hand over its gold reserves deposited in British vaults.
Read more UK Court of Appeals decides on Venezuela's gold
The president of the Russia-Cuba Business Council of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Boris Titov, today expressed his hope that the Russian commercial house in Cuba will soon be fully operational.
Read more Russia expects full operation of commercial house in Cuba
The Pastors for Peace religious organization and the Solidarity Network, both in the US, are currently campaigning for Cuba ahead of the UN 23 vote on the Cuba-sponsored resolution demanding the lifting of the US economic siege of the island nation, said Gail Walker, executive director of IFCO-Pastors for Peace.
Read more Pastors for Peace Campaigning against US Blockade of CubaThe Venezuelan people remain mobilized today after the call to defend the sovereignty made by President Nicolás Maduro before the threats of a coup in the nation.
Read more Venezuelan People in Permanent Mobilization against Coup Threat
More Articles
Page 39 of 502