Thursday May 24 | Hispanic Business
Douglas Rodriguez, Former Boxing Champ, Dies
Cuban former boxing world champion and Olympic bronze medallist in Munich '72, Douglas Rodriguez, died in Havana Sunday at home at the age of 71 due to a cardiac attack, a release from the National Sports and Recreation Institute said Monday.
The Weekend Tip: Block Party at Habana Outpost
And if you think that's it, think again... There's also Elmo, clowns, balloons, face paintings and much more.
During the last week, the official media have greatly emphasized the origin and workings of the Red Cross in Cuba.
The corridors of history are soaked with the names of social activists that refused to accept what they viewed as unacceptable within the walls of their societies.
What’s Next for Faith and Freedom in Cuba?
For three days in late March, Pope Benedict XVI traveled across Cuba on a tightly choreographed spiritual pilgrimage.
Lawsuit Filed Against Archdiocese
A pair of sex abuse lawsuits were filed Thursday against a Miami priest who's already behind bars awaiting a criminal trial on sexual battery charges.
Tasting and leaving: Reflections on the lost flavors of a Cuban childhood.
An old house in Santiago de Cuba. Like most Spanish houses, it's built close to the street, the front door open to a narrow sidewalk.
Bacardi is a one of the worlds leading producers of rums, including the likes of Bacardi Superior as well as Bacardi 151.