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Feature: Cuban startup pledges to help boost agricultural equipment production

Feature: Cuban startup pledges to help boost agricultural equipment production
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Feature: Cuban startup pledges to help boost agricultural equipment production - World News

Feature: Cuban startup pledges to help boost agricultural equipment production - World News
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Cuban startup pledges to help boost agricultural equipment production

Emmanuel Carmona is the head of Mecanica Las Guasimas, a Havana-based startup aiming to produce agricultural equipment in Cuba amid the COVID-19

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Cuba legalises small businesses

AFTER several years of promising to do so, the Cuban Government has finalised reforms beg...

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Feature: Cuba starts legalizing small, medium-sized enterprises - World News

Feature: Cuba starts legalizing small, medium-sized enterprises - World News
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González, Cuba and the United States after Raúl Castro's retirement


Cuba’s Castro dynasty has officially ended.
On April 16, 2021, Raúl Castro – younger brother of longtime Cuban leader Fidel Castro – relinquished his position as first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, the most powerful position in Cuba.
Castro, 89, became Cuba’s president in 2008, after his brother’s incapacitation, and took over the first secretary role from Fidel in 2011. Fidel Castro died in 2016.
Just as Fidel’s death did not suddenly transform antagonistic U.-Cuban ties, neither does Raúl Castro’s departure.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel, who took office in 2018 after Raúl Castro stepped down as president, has resisted calls for democratic reforms and has pressing economic issues to manage, as well as a pandemic.

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Staff of Cuban press freedom group ICLEP lose internet service, fear targeted disruption


Staff of Cuban press freedom group ICLEP lose internet service, fear targeted disruption
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A Cuban blogger checks her channel on a cellphone at Havana’s Malecon, Cuba, 27 February 2018, YAMIL LAGE/AFP via Getty Images
“It can be no accident that nearly 50 independent Cuban journalists lost internet service on the same day,” said CPJ. “Cuban authorities must ensure that [ICLEP] employees have full access to the internet and can carry out their work without interference.”
This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 4 March 2021.
Cuban authorities must ensure that journalists and staff at the Cuban Institute for Freedom of Expression and the Press (ICLEP) are able to access the internet, and should allow its journalists to work freely, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.Since February 24, dozens of employees of ICLEP, a Cuban press freedom organization that also publishes seven free newspapers in the country, have been unable to connect to the internet on their mobile phones, according to press reports and Normando Hernández, ICLEP’s general manager, who spoke to CPJ via messaging app.

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