By Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES A U.S. Federal judge Monday dismissed a ‘Helms-Burton’ lawsuit against the cruise company Carnival for doing business with Cuba. The judge in the Southern District of Florida Miami Division threw out the lawsuit filed in 2019 by Cuban-American Javier
Credit: Wikipedia Commons / Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in Washington, D.C. Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES A man who popped off nearly three dozen rounds from an AK-47 rifle at the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C. last Thursday claimed he heard “voices in
Cuban doctors arrive in Italy to help fight COVID-19. / Credit/ theconversation.com /Matteo Bazzi/EPA By Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES Several members of U.S. Congress Friday condemned the Cuban government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic for its dispatching of medical brigades around the world.
Photo: @CubacooperaGh / telesurenglish.net/ Cuban doctors have been sent to several countries around the world to help fight the coronavirus By Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES Cuba has sent medical brigades to combat COVID-19 in Italy as the death toll soars past 6,000 in
Credit: Gary Raynaldo / The Spain-owned Meliá Cohiba hotel across from Malecón sea in Havana, Cuba By Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES A court in Spain last week dismissed a lawsuit against Meliá Hotels International relating to operations in Cuba. The action by the Spanish
Photo by: Gary Raynaldo / The Spain-owned Meliá Cohiba hotel across from Malecón sea in Havana, Cuba By Gary Raynaldo / DIPLOMATIC TIMES Descendants of former Cuban businessman Rafael Lucas Sanchez Hill have filed a lawsuit in Spain against the Meliá that seeks to recover
Photo by Gary Raynaldo / Diplomatic Times / Vintage American automobile cruises along famous sea-side Malecón Drive in Havana, Cuba-the scene of deadly automobile collision with pedestrians May 19, 2019. DIPLOMATIC TIMES STAFF At least five persons were killed in an automobile accident Sunday on
Photo Credit by Gary Raynaldo / The Spain-owned Meliá Cohiba hotel across from Malecón sea in Havana, Cuba DIPLOMATIC TIMES STAFF Spanish chains Iberostar and Meliá plan to continue investing in Cuba despite the activation of Title III and announced they would be investing millions
DIPLOMATIC TIMES STAFF Carnival Cruise has become the first company sued under the Trump Administration’s new policy change allowing lawsuits against seized Cuban property. The Trump administration announced last month it is allowing former owners of commercial property expropriated by Cuba to sue companies and
Photo by Gary Raynaldo / The Habana Libre Hotel, located in the Vedado section of Havana, used to be the American-owned Havana Hilton before Fidel Castro came to power and confiscated it along with other US properties in Cuba. The hotel, currently managed by Spain’s