The rice mill, with capacity to process five tons of that cereal per hour, that is being built in the town of Amarillas that belongs to Matanzas Grains Agro-industrial Company, is nearing completion.
Shortage of Cigarettes in Havana due to Hoarding and Increasing Consumption
Partial shortage of cigars and cigarettes at Havana´s local shops is due to increasing consumption and hoarding and other reasons, according to local media.
Over 100 Thousand Cubans Hired by Self-Employed Businesses
Private business in Cuba have hired a total of 100 thousand 448 employees up to last September, which is in tune with the promotion of the new non-state employment modality.
Cuba Audits New Cooperatives
A national audit to take place from October 20 to November 28 will target the performance of the new cooperatives set up in non-agriculture areas, with the objective of controlling and helping their appropriate development.
Mexico and Cuba to Expand Commercial Bonds
Mexico will increase quotas to import Cuban rum and cigars, as part of a renegotiation of the Economic Complementary Agreement (ACE 51) between the two countries.
Cuba and Japan Consider Expansion of Trade Relations
Cuban and Japanese business executives considered opportunities to expand commercial cooperation and the signing of new accords, during a joint conference held this week in Havana.
Double Currency Unification is the Main Challenge to Cuban Bank
The elimination of the circulation of the double currency and exchange rate in Cuba is a high priority and challenge for the island banking system.
US Blockade Hinders Modernization of Cuban Sugar Industry
The US economic blockade of Cuba makes it very difficult and costly to undertake important investment on the island's sugar industry, said the director of Industrial Plants with the sugar sector in the eastern province of Camaguey Erduin Delgado.
Cuba: Tourist Arrivals Grew Near 7 Percent in August
The most recent figures on tourist arrivals in Cuba, published by the National Statistics Office (ONE) appear as a good sign following a 6.7 percent increase for August, if compared to same month of 2013.
Cuba Expects 200 Cruise Ship Visits this Winter
Cuba expects the visits of 200 cruise ships in the upcoming winter season, the largest number of calls by those boats ever, according to a Tourism official cited by specialized media.
Cuba to Foster Nautical Activities for Tourism
In an effort to make more attractive and diverse its tourism product, Cuba is committed to develop nautical activities, a modality with great potential but little exploited to date.
Cuba Receives in Brazil Prize to Best Tourist Destination
The Italian Club in Sao Paulo was the venue of "The Best Ten of Tourism," a meeting where the most notable executives, companies and tourist destinations in 2014 received prizes. Cuba's Consul General to Sao Paulo, Nelida Hernandez, received the award given to the island as Best International Destination, from the hands of Paulo Roberto Miranda, President of the Brazil Travel News magazine, which celebrated the 30th anniversary of its founding.
Cuba Presents People-to-People Tourist Modality at French Fair
Cuba's Amistur tourist agency presented at France's Top Resa International Tourism Fair a proposal based on visits that combine history, culture and identity in order to promote people-to-people exchange.
Spain's Melia Hotels Expands Operations in Cuba
Spain's hotel chain Melia International will open a new hotel on the Jardines del Rey keys to operate during the upcoming winter season.
Tour Agencies Sign Contracts with Private Rent Houses in Eastern Cuba
About 200 of the more than 700 rent houses existing in Viñales town have signed to date contracts with Cubatur, Havanatur and Cubanacan agencies, in keeping with the politics drawn in the 6th Communist Party Congress, Granma newspaper published today.







