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Arts and Culture
By Bessy Reyna /CTLatinoNewa.com A few years ago, I came across books written by Margarita Engle, and was enthralled by the stories she was writing...
CT Lifestyle
Ana Arellano/CTLatinoNews.com In 1960, when I was five, I left Cuba for the United States, for what I was told was a vacation. At...
CT Business
U.S. government officials who are playing a key role in firming up ties with the Cuban regime and paving the road to more open...
MA Politics
HERSHEY, Cuba — Along the coastal highway 30 miles east of Havana, the road signs point to a turnoff for Camilo Cienfuegos City. It doesn’t...
MA Politics
Are we yanquis or yankees? In my small state of Connecticut (pop. 3.5 million), we have been both. The Dutch word janke was popularized...
CT Lifestyle
When President Barack Obama reinstated “people-to-people” travel to Cuba in 2011, the idea was that visiting Americans would act as cultural ambassadors for a...
MA Politics
For more than two decades, running for Congress in this sun-soaked capital of Cuban exiles has required two things: a Republican registration card and...
CT Business
One country, two systems. The formula has worked for China’s business-minded communists. Can it succeed in Cuba? President Raul Castro’s government is building...
CT Business
Yes, you read the headline correctly. Cuba has an emerging middle class. And it continues to grow and prosper. It may even be the...
Education
Eastern Connecticut State University is partnering with the Hispanic Alliance of Southeastern Connecticut to offer scholarships to students from Hispanic-Latino backgrounds – students like...
Health
Dilliner Jordan works 62 hours a week taking care of two people who are too medically fragile to take care of themselves. But she...