Faced with growing hostility and hardened blockade by the US administration, the Cuban Government has been forced to take short-term measures to cope with what amounts to an all-out economic war, President Miguel Diaz-Canel explained in a nationally televised appearance.
Read more Growing US Hostility Forces Cuba toTake Contingency Measures
Cuba's Gross Domestic Product decreased by 11% in 2020 due to the strong contraction of foreign trade, the reduction of international tourism and foreign currency income, due to the effects of the COVID-19 and the reinforcing of Washington's blockade on the island.
Read more Cuban economy falls 11% in 2020
Cuba on Monday recalls the 62nd anniversary of the first Agrarian Reform Law and the six decades of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP), the date in which it also celebrates Farmers' Day.
Read more Cuba recalls agrarian reform and 60 years of farmers' organization
Cuba’s truth, our conquests and the challenges of an heroic and hardworking people will be honored this year on May Day with photos, videos, selfies and hashtags.
As a consequence of new coercive, unilateral economic measures against Cuba, announced by the United States government on October 18, civil aviation has been seriously affected, in particular Cubana Airlines.
Read more Some 40,000 passengers will not be transported through December as a result of U.S. sanctions on...
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