Highlights in this issue:
• Marrero emphasises collegiate approach continues to guide Cuba’s exchanges with the US
• Cuba’s Tourism Ministry, GEMAR, and other entities added to US sanctions list
• Cuban Chamber to refocus on promoting state, non-state business relationships
• Meliá Hotels President ‘not sure what may happen next’
• UK government minister notes time not right to ratify UK-Cuba PDCA

Highlights in this issue:
• Delivering Cuba’s economic reform process ‘will require a radical change in thinking’
• Vidal says little progress in dialogue with the US
• New law on foreign property purchases set to be approved
• US Supreme Court allows Exxon to proceed with US$1bn Helms Burton claim against Cimex
• Mexico to encourage private sector to private sector fuel shipments

Highlights in this issue:
•            Díaz-Canel says that the new policy responds to needs at this time
•            Raúl Castro endorses reforms but warns of need for implementation
•            Country “simply cannot continue on its current course”
•            Defence preparations continue despite desire for dialogue with the US
•            Unprecedented meeting held with independent and state related economists