National Hurricane CenterTropical Depression 16 has formed over the northwestern Caribbean Sea, forecasters at the National Hurricane Center say.At 10 a.m. the center of Tropical Depression 16 was located about 180 miiles south of Havana, Cuba and about 390 miles…
Caribbean thunderstorms and clouds south of Cuba are becoming more likely to develop into a tropical cyclone within two days, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
Caribbean thunderstorms and clouds south of Cuba are becoming more likely to develop into a tropical cyclone within two days, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
Foreign ministers of Cuba and the 15 member countries of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) will meet here on Friday to explore new ways for economic cooperation and discuss the situation in earthquake-hit Haiti, the official daily Granma said on Thursday.
Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit arrived in Havana Tuesday to attend the Third Ministerial Meeting between Cuba and the Caribbean Community (Caricom), the official Cuban daily Granma reported.
While hurricanes Igor and Julia churn away in the Atlantic, forecasters say a tropical low in the Caribbean just south of Cuba may soon develop into a depression.
The half-century-old Cuban trade embargo has seen better days. For its first 30 years, when the Castro crowd was in cahoots with the Soviets — even welcomed nukes 90 miles from Florida — the embargo enjoyed widespread support. Cuba – Embargo – Economic – Sanctions – Caribbean
Cuba will hold a new census in September 2012, the director of the National Statistics Office (NSO) said Tuesday. “This national counting is included in the World Census Round 2010-2012, adopted by the Statistical Commission of the United Nations,” Oscar Mederos said.
Cuba will hold a new census in September 2012, the director of the National Statistics Office (NSO) said Tuesday. “This national counting is included in the World Census Round 2010-2012, adopted by the Statistical Commission of the United Nations,” Oscar Mederos said.
As Cuba shipped off more freed political prisoners to Spain, former leader Fidel Castro stayed in the spotlight on Tuesday, making his third public appearance in the past week after four years in seclusion.