Month: December 2016

Meet the Faces of Cuba’s Private Sector

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Meet the Faces of Cuba’s Private Sector

The U.S. and Cuba got a divorce more than 50 years ago. Since that time, the two bickering nations became deeply involved in betraying the very ideologies they so violently protect. In the U.S., there is a long trail of blood behind the failed brutal dictators propped up with U.S. cash and military hardware. In … Read more

Delta Resumes Direct Flights to Cuba After a 55 Year Suspension

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Delta Resumes Direct Flights to Cuba After a 55 Year Suspension

Delta today begins regularly scheduled passenger service with nonstop daily flights from the U.S. to Cuba. Flights will depart from Miami, New York-JFK and Atlanta to Havana as the airline makes its return to the Cuban capital for the first time in 55 years. Rules allowing regularly scheduled air service to Cuba from the U.S. are … Read more