December 2003
Cuba Inc.‘s capital investment overseas more welcome than Das Kapital
Posted December 21, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
MIAMI (AFP) - Cuba defied isolation as the Caribbean’s lone communist holdout to build an empire of Asian restaurants, European… Read More
Cuba, Japan boost economic ties
Posted December 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.vnagency.com]http://www.vnagency.com[/url] Havana - The 12th economic conference between Cuba… Read More
Fidel Castro Toasts Two Years of U.S. Trade at Gala Dinner
Posted December 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
HAVANA (Reuters) - Agricultural chiefs from four U.S. farm states on Wednesday urged an end to the U.S. embargo on Cuba after… Read More
U.S. agribusiness promotes Cuba trade at Havana meeting
Posted December 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Marc Frank | Reuters HAVANA - U.S. agribusiness, shipping and farm representatives lauded two years of trade with Cuba Monday… Read More
United States Farm Reps Hold Agribusiness Sales Talks in Cuba
Posted December 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By ANITA SNOW | Associated Press Writer HAVANA (AP)—The door to American trade with Cuba was nudged open a bit more this… Read More
United States Farm Producers travel to Cuba to Promote Agriculture Business
Posted December 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press HAVANA—More than 250 representatives of U.S. agribusiness are arriving in Cuba for four days of sales talks… Read More
Mississippi State Port director going to Cuba
Posted December 19, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By DAVID TORTORANO | THE SUN HERALD GULFPORT - Concerned over inroads into trade with Cuba by neighboring states, the director… Read More
DTC News.- Cubanacán Bets on Ecological Tourism
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
Havana.- The group Cubanacán S.A. has expanded its offers for ecotourism lovers, and has presented a portfolio of options aimed… Read More
Havana Club International Presents New Products
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Dtcuba.com Havana.- The company Havana Club International S.A. presented new bottled cocktails in the Cuban market under the brand… Read More
Transfer Point LLC Obtains Commercial License to Sell its Beta 1,3-D Glucan Products to Cuba
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Press Release Transfer Point Executive Team to Attend Cuba’s ALIMPORT Exhibition in Havana Cuba December 14-18 Columbia,… Read More
Cuba says fired tourism executives were negligent
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba’s Tourism Ministry said Monday it had removed the president and three executives of its largest… Read More
Cuba tourism chief fired over ” errors ”
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Vanessa Bauzá | HAVANA BUREAU HAVANA · Cuba’s Tourism Ministry on Monday confirmed that the head of its largest corporation… Read More
Bill taxes profits of deals born in Cuba-U.S. lobby
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Madeline Baro Diaz | Sun Sentinel U.S. Reps. Peter Deutsch and Robert Menendez introduced legislation on Friday that would… Read More
Penalty proposed for Cuba traders
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
BY NANCY SAN MARTIN | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) //= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1)… Read More
Cuba Trade Trip This Month
Posted December 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press A group from North Dakota is scheduled to promote the state’s products in a trip to Cuba later this month.… Read More
Cuban Tourism Firm Head Leaves Post
Posted December 04, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By ANITA SNOW | Associated Press Writer HAVANA—The head of Cuba’s largest state-run tourism enterprise has left his… Read More
Gulf of Mexico oil, Cuba’s billion-dollar bet
Posted December 04, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (2 comments)
By Anthony Boadle | Reuters HAVANA - When one of the world’s largest deep-sea drilling rigs parks off Cuba next March, the… Read More
South Dakota Official working to promote exports to Cuba
Posted December 04, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press VERMILLION, S.D. - A farm leader hopes South Dakota farmers will be able to start exporting goods to Cuba by… Read More
November 2003
Idaho, Washington continue to ship food to Castro’s Cuba
Posted November 29, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Idaho Statesman LEWISTON — Although the U.S. Senate recently slammed shut a bid to open the doors of tourism and trade with… Read More
Kansas groups in favor of trade with Cuba
Posted November 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.granma.cu]http://www.granma.cu[/url] A delegation of U.S. farmers from the state of Kansas… Read More
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer wants economic development trip to Cuba
Posted November 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. - Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer says he wants to go on an economic development trip to Cuba because South… Read More
EU envoys in Cuba keep knocking, but no one will see them
Posted November 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
REUTERS HAVANA—Cuba has told European diplomats not to bother sending Christmas presents this year. That’s how much… Read More
Apparent split between Cuban government and Italian investors - Telephone
Posted November 27, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Cubanet.org HAVANA - Italian investors in the Cuban telephone monopoly are reportedly increasingly unhappy with their partners… Read More
Kansans want U.S. policy changes for more trade with Cuba
Posted November 27, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By John Hanna | Associated Press Writer TOPEKA—Having visited Cuba recently, Kansas Agriculture Secretary Adrian Polansky… Read More
Opening Trade With Cuba Would Benefit U.S. Agriculture
Posted November 26, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
by Julianne Johnston | [url=http://www.AgWeb.com]http://www.AgWeb.com[/url] Kansas State University ag economist… Read More
Cuba seeks multi-faceted ties with Russia
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.newsfromrussia.com]http://www.newsfromrussia.com[/url] Cuba is seeking to expand its multi-faceted… Read More
Cuba aims for stronger trade ties to Malaysia
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
BY PAUL GABRIEL | [url=http://www.thestar.com.my]http://www.thestar.com.my[/url] THE Caribbean island of Cuba… Read More
Charleston shipper sees gold in Cuba
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
BY FRANK NORTON | The Post and Courier State well-positioned if trade ban ends, owner of Maybank Shipping says In Charleston trade… Read More
Cuban Business Journal - Business in Cuba
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.CyberCuba.com]http://www.CyberCuba.com[/url] Cuban Economy The Cuban economy continues its… Read More
The Great Possibilities of Telecommunications in Cuba
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
CyberCuba | Byron Barksdale The theme of the Cuba Pavilion at the 1939 World’s Fair in New York City was “The… Read More
Port Manatee in Florida signs Cuba trade pact
Posted November 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
DUANE MARSTELLER | Bradenton Herald Staff Writer AP PHOTO David McDonald, left, executive director of the Port of Manatee, and… Read More
Chicken sale to Cuba a beginning
Posted November 19, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (2 comments)
By Mitch Stacy | Associated Press A load of 1.5 million pounds of poultry bound for Cuba is an encouraging sign to port officials… Read More
Cuba sees improved 2003 growth, could hit 2 pct
Posted November 17, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Anthony Boadle | Reuters HAVANA, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The Cuban government expects economic growth to exceed its 1.5 percent… Read More
DTC News.- Civil Construction of New Hydroelectric Plant Begins
Posted November 17, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Skilled construction workers started the civil works of a hydroelectric plant in the Zaza dam, which can hold over one… Read More
DTC News.- Millions Invested in Cuba’s Telephony
Posted November 17, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Investments in the development of Cuba’s telephony will reach 74 million dollars this year, as part of the sector’s… Read More
DTC News.- Cuban Honey Gains Ground in World Market
Posted November 17, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (2 comments)
Havana.- Cuba’s central Sancti Spiritus province has exported 2.894 tons of high-quality bee honey to several countries… Read More
Business: Tampa’s newest market: Cuba
Posted November 14, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
By STEVE HUETTEL | St. Petersburg Times Staff Writer The first cargo ship to leave Tampa for Cuba in decades is scheduled to depart… Read More
Cuba’s new oil industry
Posted November 14, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Tom Fawthrop | BBC Cuba’s fast-improving energy sector - with domestic oil production now at 4.1m tons a year and accounting… Read More
Shipment could open up regular Tampa-to-Cuba trade
Posted November 13, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By MITCH STACY | Associated Press Writer A trade consultant hopes a load of frozen chicken bound for Cuba on Friday will be the… Read More
U.S. Companies Sign Cuba Trade Deals
Posted November 11, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press HAVANA (AP)—U.S. companies took the largest share of sales contracts signed at the just-concluded Havana… Read More
Cubanews.com - DESPITE OBSTACLES, U.S. FOOD EXPORTS TO CUBA KEEP RISING
Posted November 10, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Larry Luxner Corn from Iowa, cattle from Florida, rice from Texas and apples from Washington state - these are just a few of… Read More
Cuba may open sugar market to local firm
Posted November 10, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
by Jennifer Hasvold | The Chronicle Online The future for trade relations with Cuba is looking sweet. Cuba’s state-based… Read More
$1.5M in regional beans headed for Cuba
Posted November 08, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
By JIM GRANSBERY | billingsgazette.com Cubans will enjoy pinto beans from Montana and Wyoming for Christmas because a Billings… Read More
Castro says Cuba was losing money on sugar
Posted November 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Associated Press Cuba, a nation once synonymous with sugar, has been losing money on the crop, President Fidel Castro says. His… Read More
Cuban sugar plantations turn to food as Cuba talks of buying U.S. sugar
Posted November 08, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (2 comments)
By JOHN RICE, , Associated Press Writer HAVANA, Cuba (AP) - Cuba, once one of the world’s largest sugar exporters, is transforming… Read More
Cuba to recieve corn byproducts, other Minnesota goods
Posted November 08, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS—Cuban officials are ordering corn byproducts from Minnesota in an effort to get more milk out… Read More
Arkansas top firms bide time in Cuba
Posted November 08, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
BY TOM DARIN LISKEY | Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Cuba, with its economy in a shambles, pledged to dip into its hard currency reserves… Read More
Cuba in talks to buy U.S. sugar
Posted November 06, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (3 comments)
Reuters HAVANA, Nov. 5 — Cuba, the world’s eighth largest sugar producer, is in talks to buy sugar from the United… Read More
Cargill signs $4 million contract with Cuba
Posted November 05, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Benno Groeneveld | http://twincities.bizjournals.com/twincities Cargill Inc. has signed a new $4 million contract… Read More
Cuba demands US end embargo to promote trade
Posted November 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.chinaview.cn]http://www.chinaview.cn[/url] HAVANA, Nov. 4 (Xinhuanet)—The Cuban authorities… Read More
Execs, U.N. show support for Cuba
Posted November 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Mary Murray | NBC NEWS Trade fair, vote in Assembly underscore Bush’s challenge HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 4 — An… Read More
Cuba signs more deals with U.S. companies
Posted November 04, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By JOHN RICE | ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA—If American tourists return to Cuba someday, they could find themselves sipping… Read More
U.S. Farmers Promote Wares in Cuba
Posted November 02, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By ANITA SNOW | Associated Press Writer HAVANA - Florida fruit juices and North Carolina turkey are among products American companies… Read More
October 2003
Agriculture industry eager for Cuba trade to kick in
Posted October 29, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By MARTIN J. KIDSTON | Helena Independent Record HELENA – The Montana Farmers Union and other state agricultural producers… Read More
Cuban Fishing Industry Bets on Expansion
Posted October 27, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (2 comments)
DTC News Havana.- Cuban fishing industry is betting on expansion, with the goal of becoming the fifth sector in the Caribbean… Read More
International Quality of Cuban Lobster Highlighted
Posted October 27, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
DTC News Havana.- Japanese experts highlighted the quality of Cuban lobster by authorizing its commercialization in the international… Read More
Freixenet Expands Presence in Cuban Market
Posted October 27, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTC news Havana.- The Spanish group Freixenet expanded its presence in the Cuban market after presenting the brand Baron Lescompte,… Read More
U.S.-Cuba Trademark Protection Act Gaining Momentum on Capitol Hill
Posted October 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
National Foreign Trade Council, Inc. - Press Release Comprehensive Bill Protects American Business Interests in Cuba WASHINGTON,… Read More
Castro’s Cuba feels the post-Soviet cold
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
By Marc Frank | The Financial Times Cuba must ease restrictions on small businesses and co-operatives to revive an economy suffocating… Read More
Technological Changes in Cuban Telephony
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.dtcuba.com]http://www.dtcuba.com[/url] Havana.- Telephony has developed steadily over the… Read More
Cuban Company Reports Increase in Citrus Exports
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.dtcuba.com]http://www.dtcuba.com[/url] Havana.- The company Cítricos Ceiba, in western Cuba,… Read More
Vermont trade initiative with Cuba falls short
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By BRUCE EDWARDS | Rutland Herald Staff Vermont’s attempt to join a number of states that have established trade relations… Read More
The Rutland Herald Online - Food and agricultural trade from U.S. to Cuba soars
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By GARY MARX | Chicago Tribune HAVANA - One year after a historic U.S. agricultural trade fair in Havana, U.S. food and agricultural… Read More
Reno man who bought dolphins in Cuba under investigation
Posted October 20, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press A federal investigation is under way into whether a Reno businessman violated a US trade embargo by purchasing… Read More
Cuba and Indiana sign memorandum for the purchase of food
Posted October 14, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.granma.cu]http://www.granma.cu[/url] A memorandum of intent has been signed between the Alimport… Read More
DTC News.- New Wines Hit Cuban Market
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- The wine company Bodegas de San Cristobal, in western Cuba, will launch a new product in the domestic market. The product,… Read More
DTC News.- Electronic Commerce Gains Ground in Cuba
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- The largest Antillean Island launched a new Internet portal at [url=http://www.cuba-shop.net]http://www.cuba-shop.net[/url]… Read More
DTC News.- New Gastronomic Offer for Tourism in Granma
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- A new restaurant specializing in seafood will open in eastern Granma province, expanding the region’s options for… Read More
DTC News.- Good Prospects for Jardines del Rey in 2003
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Jardines del Rey, a tourist destination in eastern Ciego de Avila province, is expected to set a record in revenues for… Read More
New Facilities at Tínima Brewing Factory
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTC News.- Havana.- The Tínima brewing factory, which produces Tínima beer, is installing new equipment to keep beer in barrels.… Read More
New Brand of Cuban Rum Hits the Market
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTcuba.com Havana.- The Cuban industry of sugarcane byproducts launched a new brand of rum under the name of Vacilon, which is… Read More
Sancti Spiritus Upgrades Local Telephony
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTcuba.com Havana.- Central Sancti Spiritus province will benefit from the introduction of new telephone technologies in a near… Read More
Citrus Harvest Begins on Isle of Youth
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTcuba.com Havana.- The citrus harvest began on the Isle of Youth (Isla de la Juventud) this month, with prospects to produce… Read More
Bodegas del Caribe S.A. Makes Wines from Cuban Grapes
Posted October 13, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
[url=http://www.DTcuba.com]http://www.DTcuba.com[/url] Havana.- The Cuban-Spanish joint venture Bodegas del… Read More
August 2003
U.S. cattle lands safely in Cuba
Posted August 12, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Ann Candler King | http://jacksonville.bizjournals.com A shipment of 136 head of dairy cattle Saturday left Jacksonville… Read More
Cuban Telecoms Industry Set for Consolidation
Posted August 12, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
TelecomDirect.com The socialist republic of Cuba, governed by Fidel Castro, is edging towards merging the three companies operating… Read More
Cuba’s economy in disastrous shape
Posted August 12, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
Jang Group MIAMI: Cuba’s economy is in disastrous shape and relies almost entirely on cash transactions, raising the risk… Read More
Cuba forex controls have business sector in uproar
Posted August 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (2 comments)
By Marc Frank | Reuters HAVANA - Managers and foreign companies doing business in Cuba are in an uproar over the government’s… Read More
Cuba Imposes New Foreign Exchange Controls
Posted August 04, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
by Philip Peters | [url=http://www.LexingtonInstitute.com]http://www.LexingtonInstitute.com[/url] On July… Read More
July 2003
Rural Cuba Basks in the Sun
Posted July 31, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Eliza Barclay | [url=http://www.Islam-online.net]http://www.Islam-online.net[/url] In Cuba, it is no longer… Read More
French Company Bouchard Is Present in Cuban Market
Posted July 28, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTCnews Havana.- The French company Bouchard Pere et Fils, founded over 200 years ago, is present in the Cuban market with several… Read More
Castro’s newest nemesis: the European Union
Posted July 28, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By TRACEY EATON | The Dallas Morning News SANTIAGO, Cuba – Cubans celebrated the 50th anniversary of the start of the revolution… Read More
Banking regulation raises concerns among foreign businessmen in Cuba
Posted July 28, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.cubanet.org]http://www.cubanet.org[/url] HAVANA A new regulation by the Central Bank of Cuba… Read More
Carlos Lage attends signing of agreements between Cuba and Kuwait
Posted July 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Havana, Jul 24 (AIN) Carlos Lage, Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Ministers Counci,l attended today the signing of… Read More
Castro attacks European leaders and rejects EU aid
Posted July 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
EUobserver All of Europe came under attack in the Cuban leader’s speech. Cuban President Fidel Castro has marked the 50th… Read More
140 American Cattle arrive at Havana Port
Posted July 25, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press Jay Brickman, Vice President of the American firm Crowley Line Service, center, speaks with a journalist during… Read More
Tampa Port Authority reps return from Cuba
Posted July 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
BayNews9 The Tampa Port Authority wants to trade with Cuba, to the dismay of some. Port authority reps just returned from an informal… Read More
Cuba starts to ease out the dollar
Posted July 24, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BBC news Cuba has restricted certain dollar transactions, in what some are seeing as the twilight of a decade of economic liberalisation.… Read More
Minnesota and Wisconsin cattle sailing to Cuba
Posted July 23, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Joy Powell | Star Tribune From the nation’s heartland, a shipment of cattle and bison is bound for Cuba, taking a Caribbean… Read More
Associations with Firms from 46 Countries Operate in Cuba
Posted July 23, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTcuba.com Havana.- Foreign investments have shown a steady development in Cuba, where 403 international economic associations… Read More
Cuban Chromium in Asian Markets
Posted July 23, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
DTcuba.com Havana.- Cuban chromium may be exported to Asian markets, and there are good prospects to include China among the foreign… Read More
Cuba sets rules on dollar use by state companies
Posted July 23, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
REUTERS HAVANA: The Cuban Central Bank said on Monday that state companies must exchange their dollars for local scrip to do business… Read More
Castro shuffles posts as Cuban economy sags
Posted July 14, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY NANCY SAN MARTIN | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) //= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1)… Read More
First United States Commercial Vessel enters Havana Habor
Posted July 11, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
American barge ‘Helen III’, from Mobile, Alabama approaches Havana’s port dock, carrying 1,614 metric tons of… Read More
South Africa: Limpopo Premier’s USA, Cuba Mission a Success
Posted July 11, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
BuaNews (Pretoria) | [url=http://www.allafrica.com]http://www.allafrica.com[/url] Premier Ngoako Ramatlhodi’s… Read More
Castro meets China’s senior party official in Havana
Posted July 11, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Xinhuanet HAVANA, July 7 (Xinhuanet)—China’s new central leadership is willing to work together with the Cuban side… Read More
Cuba Signs Deal With Port in Texas
Posted July 11, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press HAVANA, July 10—Cuba has signed an operating agreement with the Port of Corpus Christi, Tex., that an official… Read More
Cuban sugar industry revamping starts poorly
Posted July 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Marc Frank | Reuters HAVANA - A year after Cuba began a major revamping of its state-run sugar industry, the poorest crop in… Read More
Cuba’s Castro to Discuss $400 Mln Debt to Mexico
Posted July 07, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
(Bloomberg)—Cuban President Fidel Castro and Mexican Foreign Minister Ernesto Derbez will discuss a repayment schedule for… Read More
Namibia, Cuba Push On With Pharma Factory Plans
Posted July 07, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
The Namibian (Windhoek) | Hugh Ellis And Christof Maletsky GOVERNMENT says it is committed to the early establishment of a pharmaceutical… Read More
South Africa - Cuba sign mining agreement
Posted July 07, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Deputy Minister of Minerals and Energy Susan Shabangu and Cuba’s Minister of Economic Cooperation and Investment Martha… Read More
June 2003
Reuters Analysis: Will politics chill US-Cuba grain trade?
Posted June 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By K.T. Arasu | Reuters CHICAGO, June 17 (Reuters) - The diplomatic chill between Washington and Havana that followed Cuba’s… Read More
National Foreign Trade Council Lauds Introduction of U.S.-Cuba Trademark Protection Act of 2003
Posted June 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Wanda Moebius for the National Foreign Trade Council WASHINGTON, June 17 /U.S. Newswire/—The National Foreign Trade… Read More
US Congress considers Havana Club dispute
Posted June 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Patrick Michael Rucker | [url=http://www.FT.com]http://www.FT.com[/url] The worldwide dispute over rum… Read More
Canadian salesman granted retrial
Posted June 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-Canada Trade (0 comments)
By STEVE ECKARDT | cnews.canoe.ca PHILADELPHIA (CP) - A U.S. federal judge has granted a motion for a retrial for Canadian salesman… Read More
Enterprising Cubans skirt limits on private business
Posted June 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Anthony Boadle | Reuters HAVANA - Wherever you turn in Cuba, one of the world’s five remaining communist societies, someone… Read More
DTC News.- Joint Venture to Boost Cuba-Brazil Trade
Posted June 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Havana.- Brazil and Corporacion CIMEX S.A. officially set up a joint venture to boost business and trade relations between the… Read More
Cuba? Are you serious? - Opinion
Posted June 16, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Boston Herald Boston’s business community is looking for leadership - in all the wrong places. The Greater Boston Chamber… Read More
CREMA RESIGNS FROM ‘ITALY-CUBA FRIENDSHIP’
Posted June 13, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Special service by AGI on behalf of the Italian Prime Minister’s office Rome, Italy - With a letter sent to defence minister… Read More
Tampa port officials will travel to Cuba
Posted June 13, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By STEVE HUETTEL | St. Petersburg Times Staff Writer But Mayor Pam Iorio says she will not join them, though she is a member of… Read More
Tampa Port Authority gets consent for Cuba travel
Posted June 12, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press TAMPA—The Tampa Port Authority has received approval from federal regulators for travel to Cuba on a trade… Read More
Chateau Miramar, ideal for businespersons
Posted June 10, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY MIGUEL COMELLAS | [url=http://www.Granma.com]http://www.Granma.com[/url] Luxury hotel renovated on “boutique”… Read More
Jacksonville lumber company begins shipments to Cuba
Posted June 10, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (7 comments)
Associated Press JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A lumber company will begin shipments to Cuba this month, becoming the first American company… Read More
DTC News.- Joint Ventures in Cuba’s Food Sector Report Good Results
Posted June 10, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Joint ventures in Cuba’s food sector have reported good results so far this year, and have gained ground in the… Read More
Crackdown hurts opening of trade
Posted June 10, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Mike Williams | COX NEWS SERVICE Three months ago, the movement to end the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba was gaining support,… Read More
Interbrew sees Cuba expansion on track
Posted June 07, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Reuters HAVANA - Belgian brewing giant Interbrew SA’s expansion plans in Cuba are on track at 1.5 million hectoliters (39.63… Read More
Should Montana wheat help feed Cuba?
Posted June 07, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By DENNY REHBERG | U.S. Representative | Opinion | [url=http://www.billingsgazette.com]http://www.billingsgazette.com[/url]… Read More
Sherritt eyes Cuba nickel expansion as price rises
Posted June 06, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
TORONTO, June 4 (Reuters) - Sherritt International S.TO said on Wednesday it is looking at developing more near-surface nickel… Read More
Cuban think tank advocates economic reform
Posted June 06, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Marc Frank HAVANA (Reuters) - A Cuban economic think tank has urged Communist authorities to stimulate a stagnating economy… Read More
Trade trip to Cuba lays groundwork
Posted June 06, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Alison Baker | [url=http://www.qctimes.com]http://www.qctimes.com[/url] Bill and Carla Hamilton’s… Read More
Interbrew sees Cuba expansion on track
Posted June 06, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
HAVANA, May 5 (Reuters) - Belgian brewing giant Interbrew SA’s expansion plans in Cuba are on track at 1.5 million hectoliters… Read More
EU re-evaluates ties with Cuba
Posted June 06, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
BBC The European Union is restricting its contacts with Cuba because of human rights abuses by Fidel Castro’s regime. In… Read More
DTC News.- British Companies Express Interest in Cuban Market
Posted June 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Havana.- British entrepreneurs grouped in the United Kingdom-Cuba initiative expressed their interest in taking advantage of business… Read More
DTC News.- Cienfuegos Reports Growth in Shrimp Fishing
Posted June 03, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- The Empresa Pesquera Industrial de Cienfuegos, in central Cuba, has reported an increase in shrimp fishing during the… Read More
None of our business
Posted June 03, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
With U.S. on sidelines, Cuba’s entrepreneurs quietly blossom Jane Meinhardt | Staff Writer | [url=http://www.bizjournals.com]http://www.bizjournals.com[/url]… Read More
May 2003
Business people from 31 countries attend Expocaribe 2003
Posted May 31, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY MARELYS VALENCIA | Granma International staff writer [url=http://www.granma.com]http://www.granma.com[/url]… Read More
Ag trade between Texas and Cuba promoted
Posted May 31, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By MONETTE TAYLOR | South Central Texas Edition | [url=http://www.CountryWorldNews.com]http://www.CountryWorldNews.com[/url]… Read More
Cuba’s Sugar Harvest Goes Sour
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Marc Frank | Reuters HAVANA | Cuba’s worst sugar harvest in 70 years appeared all but over this week after gathering… Read More
Campesinos hold 25% of cultivable land
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY RAISA PAGES | Granma International staff writer • The cooperative-campesino sector contributes 53% of root vegetable… Read More
Figures from the world of eco-agriculture in Havana
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
[url=http://www.granma.com]http://www.granma.com[/url] INFLUENTIAL figures from the world eco-agricultural… Read More
Fourth Business Forum of the Greater Caribbean set for Cuba
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.BarbadosAdvocate.com]http://www.BarbadosAdvocate.com[/url] AS trade liberalisation and globalisation… Read More
Dismantling of idled sugar mill labeled chaotic and wasteful
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
HAVANA, May 23 (http://www.cubanet.org) - Several people involved in the dismantling of the former Hersey sugar mill near… Read More
Cuban economy expected to grow modest 1.5 percent in 2003
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Associated Press HAVANA (AP) — Cuba’s economy should grow a modest 1.5 percent this year as the communist government… Read More
Cuba asks Petrobras to explore in Gulf of Mexico
Posted May 29, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
HAVANA | Reuters - Cuba has invited Brazil’s state oil giant, Petrobras, to drill for oil offshore in the Gulf of Mexico,… Read More
Cuba enters market for organic products
Posted May 27, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY RAISA PAGES | Granma International staff writer Last year coffee, cacao, honey and citrus exports fetched 30-40% higher prices… Read More
Prof says Cuba embargo bad for business
Posted May 27, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By David Goll | East Bay Business Times In Roy Allen’s opinion, business as usual between the United States and Cuba isn’t… Read More
DTC News.- Businesspeople from 15 Countries at 12th EXPOCARIBE Fair
Posted May 27, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
Havana.- The 12th EXPOCARIBE International Fair, to be held in eastern city of Santiago de Cuba, will be attended by businesspeople… Read More
Iowa Leaders Forge New Deal With Cuba
Posted May 23, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
[url=http://www.TheIowaChannel.com]http://www.TheIowaChannel.com[/url] DES MOINES, Iowa—A delegation… Read More
Crackdown? Exports to Cuba go on
Posted May 23, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
BY NANCY SAN MARTIN | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) //= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1)… Read More
Cuba Buying U.S. Food
Posted May 21, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Erik Mahlberg | [url=http://www.KWWL.com]http://www.KWWL.com[/url] Cuba is continuing to buy U.S. food… Read More
UK-Cuba trade mission goes ahead
Posted May 19, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
By Stephen Gibbs | BBC News A major British trade mission has been in Cuba this week. It is the first such visit since Cuba drew… Read More
Lage inaugurates new energy plant
Posted May 19, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
National News Agency CUBA (AIN) Matanzas | Cuban Vice-president Carlos Lage inaugurated a new plant generator of electricity in… Read More
Swimming Against the Tide
Posted May 16, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
by Oscar Espinosa Chepe | [url=http://www.CubaCenter.org]http://www.CubaCenter.org[/url] | Center for a free… Read More
Bound for Cuba
Posted May 15, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune Two Storm Lake educators join first trade mission, paving way for students Two Buena Vista University… Read More
DTC News.- NESTLE Group Gains Ground in Cuban Market
Posted May 14, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (2 comments)
Havana.- The entrepreneurial group NESTLE and the Cuban firm CORALSA have created an association to produce high-quality ice creams… Read More
Cuban market falls short
Posted May 12, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Rising political tension has limited Texas farmers’ prospects By BRENDAN M. CASE | The Dallas Morning News MEXICO CITY –… Read More
WHSV | Farmers-Cuba
Posted May 09, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Virginia farmers can count Cuba out as a possible place to sell their products, again. Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture and… Read More
State Trade Council Targets Cuba For Exports
Posted May 09, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
GULFPORT, MS | AP The Mississippi Coast Trade Council is focusing on Cuba as a place to export state products. The council, established… Read More
Cuba and the politics of construction under the sun By Bob Boulware
Posted May 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
From grass Tiki huts to high rise hotels construction is doing well in Cuba. Made necessary because it supports 10% of the economy,… Read More
Destination Cuba - An American travels to invest in Cuba
Posted May 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Over a year ago, while shopping in Arizona, I happened to notice the cover of a magazine called Cigar Aficionado. It featured… Read More
Out of business
Posted May 07, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Casino destroyed in 1959 shortly after Castro takes Cuba.
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Kucinich calls for end to embargo on Cuba
Posted May 07, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Deirdre Cox Baker | Quad cities Iowa Democratic Presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich would work to open up trade with Cuba… Read More
Cuba economy flat as tourism booms and sugar crashes
Posted May 07, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Marc Frank | Forbes.com HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba’s economy has stagnated so far this year, despite a surge in tourism… Read More
Castro a deadbeat?
Posted May 05, 2003 by I-boulware in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
A request for information regarding Cuba’s ability to pay their bills for non food / medical items
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Venezuelan oil shipments back to normal after strike
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
HAVANA (AP) _ Venezuela’s oil exports to Cuba have returned to normal after disruptions during a two-month strike in Venezuela,… Read More
Bronner considers Cuba for investment
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Clay Redden | DAILY Staff Writer Retirement System of Alabama Chief Executive Officer David Bronner drew attention last week… Read More
Food sales to Cuba set to grow 19% this year
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press U.S. unlikely to limit trade despite Castro crackdown WASHINGTON - U.S. companies sold food worth $138.6 million… Read More
Leave Cuba in peace
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY ALDO MADRUGA | Granma daily staff writer Fidel participates in an International Solidarity Encounter in Havana’s International… Read More
WEEKLY FARM: Cuba crackdown may not decrease U.S. farm trade
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
LIBBY QUAID, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP)—U.S. companies sold food worth $138.6 million to Cuba in 2002 and are… Read More
Farm trade with Cuba to continue
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
The Associated Press WASHINGTON · U.S. companies sold food worth $138.6 million to Cuba in 2002 and are on track for a 19 percent… Read More
DTC News.- Cuban Entrepreneurial Sector Receives Quality Certification
Posted May 05, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Cuba’s National Standardization Office granted the ISO-9000 quality standard to 154 Cuban companies, as part of… Read More
April 2003
Hersey Chocolate Company in Cuba
Posted April 30, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
Old postcard image of Hersey sugar mill | Hersey used to use Cuban sugar for their chocolate candy bars.
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Maryland calls off trade mission to Cuba amid strained relations with island nation
Posted April 29, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
JAY NEWTON-SMALL, Associated Press Writer BALTIMORE (AP)—Maryland’s agriculture secretary canceled a trade mission… Read More
China Hopes to Enhance Economic Cooperation with Cuba: Minister
Posted April 29, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
China hopes to further bilateral economic and trade ties with Cuba in depth and width, especially between enterprises and banks… Read More
Make a deal with Cuba
Posted April 28, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
JORGE R. GONZALEZ Northwest Portland | Oregonian Editorial The Geneva-based United Nations Human Rights Commission has been discussing… Read More
No gray area on Cuba
Posted April 27, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (3 comments)
From The Times-Picayune Since when have Cuba-U.S. relations been defined by trying to be (or not be) the “bad guy?”… Read More
Ag sales to Cuba look dim | North Dakota
Posted April 27, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Grand Forks Herald Agricultural officials say hopes of selling more North Dakota-grown products to Cuba have dimmed since Fidel… Read More
Cuba sanctions are parody
Posted April 26, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
Editorial by Charles Gwinn | Arizona Republic I believe that we need to open our doors and trade with Cuba. When it comes to tyrants,… Read More
Cutting-edge biotech in old-world Cuba | csmonitor.com
Posted April 17, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Chen May Yee | Special to The Christian Science Monitor HAVANA – This crumbling, isolated throwback to a cold-war past… Read More
U.S. fines 2 firms in South Florida
Posted April 15, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By Doreen Hemlock | Business Writer | Sun Sentinel Every year, dozens of U.S. companies agree to pay millions of dollars in fines… Read More
Cuba Sugarcane
Posted April 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (3 comments)
AP | Bacardi rum was made in Cuba as a by-product of the sugar industry which is still one of the main industries on the island Read More
Cristal accepts the challenge
Posted April 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (3 comments)
BY JOAQUIN ORAMAS | Granma With the installation of a modern brewing unit and earlier works, Cuba’s main beers are reaffirming… Read More
New U.S.-Cuba message service
Posted April 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
BY LILLIAM RIERA | Granma International Staff Writer RAPIDGRAM is a new message service from the United States to Cuba offered… Read More
Cuba adapts to thriving organic gardens
Posted April 08, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Des Moines (Iowa) Register HAVANA—Cuba’s organic food movement has made the country a world leader in low-input sustainable… Read More
Miami adviser pursues dream of Cuba investment fund
Posted April 08, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
YUKA HAYASHI | Associated Press NEW YORK - Thomas Herzfeld, a Miami investment adviser, is so enamored by the prospect the eventual… Read More
DTC News.- Coffee Exports from Eastern Cuba Grow
Posted April 02, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
Havana | The Cuban eastern province of Guantánamo exported over 2,500 tons of coffee during the recently-concluded harvest. According… Read More
March 2003
DTC News.- British Meat Industry Seeks Ties with Cuba
Posted March 24, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
Havana | Entrepreneurs and executives from Great Britain’s meat industry expressed interest in strengthening cooperation… Read More
LECTOR reading to Cuban cigar workers in a cigar factory
Posted March 18, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)DTC News.- Delegates from 27 Countries Attend INFORMATICS’2003
Posted March 18, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Representatives from 27 countries are attending Havana’s 9th International Meeting on Informatics this month. According… Read More
Conference will promote trade between S.C., Cuba
Posted March 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
For the first time since the United States relaxed trade sanctions against Cuba two years ago, South Carolina is paying attention… Read More
Weekly freight service commences between Bahamas and Cuba
Posted March 18, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (1 comments)
BY KEVA LIGHTBOURNE | GUARDIAN STAFF REPORTER For the first time in more than 40 years, trade between The Bahamas and Cuba has… Read More
Brazil Petrobras said interested in Cuba oil exploration
Posted March 18, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Adriana Brasileiro Dow Jones Newswires RIO DE JANERIO Petroleumworld.com Brazil’s oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro (PBR),… Read More
Cubacel Mobile Phone Billboard
Posted March 12, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Courtesy of Larry Luxner [url=http://www.CubaNews.com]http://www.CubaNews.com[/url]
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Moore travels to Cuba to promote trade
Posted March 12, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
Associated Press WASHINGTON - Rep. Dennis Moore, D-Kan., is in Cuba to promote trade with the United States. Moore and other supporters… Read More
Sherritt to develop Cuba holdings despite tax hike
Posted March 12, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
FROM CANADIAN PRESS Sherritt International will spend $110 million to develop its oil and gas holdings in Cuba this year while… Read More
Sugar mill closures end era in Cuba
Posted March 12, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (1 comments)
By Anthony Boadle PLACETAS, Cuba (Reuters) - The sweet smell of molasses has gone and the shrill steam whistle that called the… Read More
DTC News.- Cuban Banking System Expands Services
Posted March 04, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
Havana.- Cuba’s International Bank of Commerce (BICSA) opened its fifth branch in the country, with an eye to expanding… Read More
Preservationists Fear for Havana’s Future
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Kevin Sullivan Washington Post Foreign Service Sunday, February 23, 2003; Page A31 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 22—It is an image… Read More
Cuba invites Tampa to trade
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
By STEVE HUETTEL, Times Staff Writer © St. Petersburg Times published February 28, 2003 TAMPA—The head of Cuba’s state-owned… Read More
City SeaFoods Ships Container of Seafood to Cuba
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
SEAFOOD.COM NEWS February 27, 2003 - By Ken Coons - The first shipment of seafood from the U.S. to Cuba since 1959 left Los Angeles… Read More
Cuba’s 2002 trade plunges 13.9 percent
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Business In Cuba (0 comments)
By Marc Frank Reuters HAVANA, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Communist Cuba’s foreign trade declined by more than $900 million in 2002,… Read More
Maine delegation aims to encourage exchange on trip to Cuba
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
PORTLAND, Maine - A 21-person delegation hoping to encourage economic development and cultural understanding between Maine and… Read More
Castro baffled by economic success in communist China
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade (0 comments)
BEIJING - (AP)—As Fidel Castro seized power in Cuba in 1959, China was in the throes of an ultimately catastrophic push… Read More
So who’s putting food on Cuba’s table? U.S.A.
Posted March 03, 2003 by publisher in Cuba-US Trade (0 comments)
BY ANITA SNOW Associated Press HAVANA - The United States was Cuba’s No. 1 source of imported food last year and is projected… Read More
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