Havana policemen during curfew in September. Photo: Ismael Francisco/Cubadebate
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As contagion rises, Cuba requires test results from incoming travelers
Passengers will still have to submit to another test upon arrival
Cuba associates with ASEAN bloc
‘Living with the virus': Culture and entertainment are slowly reviving
Cuba: After blacklisting, Western Union network will be shut down
Reuters: Tourists trickle back to Havana despite tough COVID-19 protocols
Reuters: Cuba to allow fewer flights from United States and four other countries
Reuters: Cuba to require pre-arrival COVID-19 tests as cases rebound
Reuters: The Cuban economy shrank 11% in 2020, government says
European fund invests in industrial park at Mariel
Ceiba Investments says it will be a 50% partner of a company with roots in Israel in the project
Cruise giant says it’s ready for reopening of Cuba
New Cuban spirit brand makes small splash
Cuba may seek more power barges
Argus: Cuba in talks to install more Turkish power barges
CBS 4: American Airlines to resume scheduled service Miami-Havana Nov. 4
Globe and Mail: Sherritt CEO pins future on demand for nickel for electric-car batteries
Reuters: Cuba's entrepreneurs reinvent to survive pandemic
Pompeo designates Cuba as "state sponsor of terrorism"
The designation, which is likely to be lifted by the next Secretary of State in a matter of months, triggers a set of financial restrictions and more export controls.
So much for off-limits: Crypto business settles with OFAC
Cuba appoints new ambassador to Washington
Analysis: Biden and Cuba – what to expect
AP: U.S. diplomats in Cuba, China likely targeted with microwave radiation
Reuters: Cubans applaud Biden win, hope for easing of sanctions
Reuters: U.S. caps Cuba charter flights
The Nation: Cuba has sent 2,000 doctors abroad to fight COVID-19
Cuba Central: Interview with Aisha Cort
Cuba Central: The false spectre of a ‘hidden’ Zika crisis in Cuba
Generation Y: Of conveniences and geographies
Havana Times: The American dream moves further away from Cuban emigres
Progreso Weekly: Command economies do not promote development
The Internet in Cuba: Havana can have 5G before Miami