The Antillean Confederation, a visionary concept proposed by Ramón Emeterio Betances in the 19th century, remains a compelling historical endeavor that sought to unite the Caribbean nations of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Haiti. This visionary idea emerged as a response to the challenges posed by colonialism, and…

Immigration stimulates the US economy Internationalization has proven to be the modern wonder in higher education. In fact, this phenomenon was established hundreds of years ago, however, it wasn’t until a few years ago, that it truly became an active practice for universities. Within the past two decades the flow…

In the next 20 years there will only be regret on how immigration policies and laws are currently governed in the Dominican Republic. To understand both positions of the island, it’s quite complicated, if you do not know the history of conflict between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. …

W.E.B Dubois Research Institute- Hutchins Center at Harvard University Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro- Latin American Biography Project Author: Remysell Salas and Editors in Chiefs: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Franklin W. Knight First Afro-Cuban Mayor and Governor of Santiago De Cuba- Justo Salas Salas Arzuaga, Justo (1894 –1956), political…

It’s unbelievable what is currently happening in Venezuela; The world is witnessing this nation slowly collapse because of the political turmoil that has damaged their national economy. To be clear, this is not to criticize any political entities or views but to acknowledge that human lives are being lost daily…

Breve historia de la relación entre Cuba y Estados Unidos Por Remysell Salas Historia de Estados Unidos and Cuba HAVANA TIMES — Si no entendemos el papel de los Estados Unidos de América al romper los lazos entre estas dos naciones, podemos estar condenados a repetir los mismos errores. Más…

A brief history of the relationship between Cuba and United States Without understanding the United States’ role in severing ties between these two nations, we may be doomed to repeat the same mistakes. …