Cocktail connoisseurs around the world may soon be asking where the rum has gone as Cuba faces one of its worst sugar ...

The GRAMMY Museum® announced today that 172 talented high school students from 126 U.S. cities across 25 states have been selected as participants in our newly expanded GRAMMY Camp® held this summer ...

Cuba is honored to commemorate, this year, multiple anniversaries of the establishment of diplomatic ties with several ...

Cuba pays tribute today to its internationalist combatants, on the 34th anniversary of the end of Operation Carlota, a Cuban military mission in Angola, decisive to preserve the independence of that ...

The phrase “No woman, no cry” wasn’t just the title of Bob’s song — it was a benediction over Rita’s life. Silent strengths ...

has also made forays into Harvard’s legacy of slavery, and they plan to publish a report later this summer. Their research is being conducted in collaboration with the descendants of Tony, Cuba ...

Records show Spain’s King Philip II contracted with the admiral to take 500 slaves to establish sugar plantations in ... British in 1763 in exchange for Cuba, and later took it back before ...

I served as the lead historian and researcher for an exhibition where three of these portraits are now on display, “In Slavery ... to work on sugar plantations in Brazil and Cuba.

Life in the palaces and haciendas of the Creole elite and the Indians enriched by the sugar cane plantations had nothing to do with the misery the slaves of the time lived. "Most of the great Spanish ...

Similarly, a plantation revolution in Cuba made it the largest supplier of sugar in the world by the 19th century. Even as the Latin American republics gradually did away with slavery after their ...

Like Cuba, Haiti underwent a profound social revolution that triumphed in 1804 and freed Haitians from French slavery and colonialism ... For example, the authors briefly describe the 1970 sugar ...