Más Información
Reinserta lanza campaña “Los otros Santas”; busca concientizar sobre el reclutamiento infantil por la delincuencia organizada.
Citlalli Hernández exige justicia para María Elena Ríos; solicita a autoridades mantener Vera Carrizal bajo custodia
Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, fundador de los Zetas, enfrenta cargos por delincuencia organizada; le dictan auto de formal prisión
Sheinbaum reafirma defensa del maíz criollo; "protegerlo es obligatorio para todos los mexicanos", señala
The U.S. commerce secretary is in Cuba to talk about steps taken by President Barack Obama to ease the trade embargo against the communist-ruled island.
Secretary Penny Pritzker started her visit with a stop Tuesday at the Mariel free trade zone near Cuba's capital of Havana.
Pritzker is leading a delegation of officials from the U.S. Treasury, Commerce and State departments for meetings with officials from Cuban government ministries and businesses.
Obama has eased economic restrictions on Cuba since starting the U.S. on the road to closer relations with Cuba. A trade embargo remains in place under U.S. law, but Obama is now allowing U.S. firms to send supplies to private Cuban businesses and export telephones, computers and Internet technology.