Author Archives: Anthony Brenner

Cuba Sparks ALBA-TCP Tourism Momentum with Focus on Multi-Destination Packages and Airline Integration

Sunday, May 4, 2025 – Travel and Tour World Cuba has ignited a fresh wave of tourism cooperation within the ALBA-TCP bloc by championing multi-destination travel packages and pushing for stronger airline integration among member nations. This strategic move aims to … Continue reading

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Mexico is preparing a campaign: “An oil ship for Cuba”

Mexico City, May 4 (Prensa Latina) The José Martí Association of Cuban Residents in Mexico is preparing a campaign to send an oil tanker to the island in support of the electrical system, the organization’s vice president, Olivia Garza, reported … Continue reading

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Norwegian Songwriter Trio Teams Up with Latin Artists from Chicago and Cuba to Release the Summer Anthem ‘VAS A CAER’

May 02, 2025, 1:02 AM ET Cover Art Everyone brought a piece of their own culture to the table. ‘VAS A CAER’ is a true testament to collaboration, love, and friendship.” — Tomas from Popkanon CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, May … Continue reading

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Solidarity event in Mexico: For Cuba and against the US blockade

Mexico City, May 3 (Prensa Latina) The 29th National Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba opened its doors today in Mexico, with calls to take action against the blockade imposed by the United States and to highlight the achievements of the … Continue reading

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Cuba Project Brings to the Forefront the Joy of Volunteer Service to U.S. Adventists

Marcos Paseggi,  Adventist Review – May 3, 2025 Marvin Wray was in his mid 20s when he thought he would die of a heart attack. After years of smoking and drinking, his health was in tatters. But one day Wray … Continue reading

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The Race Question in the Cuban Revolution – Thursday, May 8 at Portland State University

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Cuba: International Solidarity Meeting condemns US economic blockade

The president of the Caribbean nation, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, emphasized that they were gathered there not only “for Cuba, but also for all the just causes of the world.” “Despite the challenges, the Cuban people will not allow themselves to … Continue reading

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The Case for Studying Abroad in Cuba

 I remember being afraid of two things as I left Cuba: that the language would leave me and that, as I attempted to convey the last four months to people gnawing at the bit for answers to the questions about … Continue reading

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U.S. brigade members spoke with young Cubans

Santiago de Cuba, May 2 (Prensa Latina) The U.S. solidarity brigade Levántate por Cuba spoke today with students and professors from the Universidad de Oriente, in what was its first visit to the country. Led by Family Medicine Specialist Howard … Continue reading

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Renowned Cuba scholar examines legacy of Cuban-American community in South Florida

Andy Gomez, former director of the University’s Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies, taught his first class for the Osher Lifelong Learning Center, on US-Cuba relations, in the fall. By Amy Ellis 03-07-2025 – University of Miami On the first … Continue reading

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