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The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018 Another highlight of this year´s 17th edition is the recent visit to Havana by a U.S. religious group, which reaffirmed its rejection of the aforementioned hostile policy. Other articles deal with topics related to Cuban sports, tourism and culture, including Havana’s upcoming International Film Festival. The Caribbean countries´ efforts to establish the first climate smart zone in the world and the alarming number of women homicides in Brazil are also among the highlights of this issue. |
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The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.17/ Sept 16, 2018 Another highlight of this year´s 17th edition is the recent visit to Havana by a U.S. religious group, which reaffirmed its rejection of the aforementioned hostile policy. Other articles deal with topics related to Cuban sports, tourism and culture, including Havana’s upcoming International Film Festival. The Caribbean countries´ efforts to establish the first climate smart zone in the world and the alarming number of women homicides in Brazil are also among the highlights of this issue. The Havana Reporter No.16/ Aug 31, 2018The Havana Reporter No.16/ Aug 31, 2018The Havana Reporter No.16/ Aug 31, 2018 This issue also features an article on the invitation to Cubans living abroad to comment on a draft constitution as part of the debate taking place in their homeland since August 13 and due to end November 15. Other highlights focus on investment, sports and culture in Cuba, including details on the upcoming Havana International Ballet Festival. The election of former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and relations between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean are also discussed in this issue. The Havana Reporter No.15/ Aug 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.15/ Aug 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.15/ Aug 16, 2018
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The reader will also learn about aspects of Cuban society, including family planning and maternal health. There are also details on the 23rd Pan-American Cocktail Championship and other touristic attractions, including the Art Fair in Havana. Among regional topics, there are analyses of US relations with Mexico and Canada. The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018
of The Havana Reporter, dated July 16. Other articles focus on the work of Pastors for Peace as a Bridge between The United States of America and Cuba, a recent agreement to preserve Ernest Hemingway´s heritage on the island and the programs to mark the 500th anniversary of the founding of Havana, in 2019. President Donald Trump´s policy on immigration as a source of tensions in ties between the United States and Latin America and the Caribbean is also discussed in this issue. The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018The Havana Reporter No.13/ July 16, 2018
of The Havana Reporter, dated July 16. Other articles focus on the work of Pastors for Peace as a Bridge between The United States of America and Cuba, a recent agreement to preserve Ernest Hemingway´s heritage on the island and the programs to mark the 500th anniversary of the founding of Havana, in 2019. President Donald Trump´s policy on immigration as a source of tensions in ties between the United States and Latin America and the Caribbean is also discussed in this issue. The Havana Reporter No.12/ June 30, 2018The Havana Reporter No.12/ June 30, 2018The Havana Reporter No.12/ June 30, 2018
Relations between Cuba and the United Sates, including calls from the latter for broader ties with the island are also discussed in this publication . Other articles focus on the Caribbean nation´s cultural life, highlighted by Italian actor Franco Nero´s recent visit to Havana to shoot scenes for a joint-production with his hosts. The issue also takes a look at Cuba´s world class long jumper Juan Miguel Echevarría and his latest performances. The Cuban medical brigade´s support to Guatemalans following the tragedy caused by recent eruptions of the Volcano of Fire is also discussed as a major regional topic. The Havana Reporter No.11/ June 15, 2018The Havana Reporter No.11/ June 15, 2018The Havana Reporter No.11/ June 15, 2018
It also includes details on the growth of the tourism sector this year, the closing program of the Cuban Arts Festival in Washington D.C., featuring performances by Cuba´s National Ballet Company, and the recent Ernest Hemingway Fishing Tournament. Another article looks into the nomination of Las Abuelas de la Plaza de Mayo for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of their struggle in support of the victims of Argentina´s last dictatorship (1976-1983). The growing presence of women in governmental positions in the region is also discussed in this issue. The Havana Reporter No.10/ May 31, 2018The Havana Reporter No.10/ May 31, 2018The Havana Reporter No.10/ May 31, 2018 Cuba´s priorities for its two-year term as President of ECLAC (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean) and its strengthened relations with the European Union are among the major topics discussed in the latest issue of The Havana Reporter, published May 31This issue, the 10th of the year, includes an analysis on the growing presence of Cuban women in politics as well as the island´s successful participation in the Artes de Cuba Festival, held in Washington D.C.
Another highlight of this issue is an article on the upcoming soccer World Cup, where Argentina and Brazil are sending the region's strongest teams.
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Other topics included in this issue are the celebration of Havana´s 500th anniversary next year and the release of a book portraying the lifestyle of Indo-Cubans living in the easternmost province, Guantanamo. The New York-based publishing house Campana has collaborated on this project. Regarding regional matters, the issue includes articles on hemispheric relations and the territorial conflict involving Guatemala and Belize, which will be taken to the International Court of Justice for a final ruling. |
