Mr. Antonio Luis Carricarte

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  www.radiohc.org/Distributions/Radio_Havana_English/Radi - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/25/2002    Last Visited: 2/2/2002  

  While traveling on the Universe Explorer, students on the educational program take normal semester classes, which are combined with other activities relevant to the countries they visit. *CUBAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORTS GOOD RESULTS IN 2001 Havana, January 25 (RHC)--The President of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce, Antonio Luis Carricarte, praised the exceptionally good results obtained by that institution in 2001 in the organization of international fairs, exhibitions and business missions to Cuba.During a press conference in Havana, Carricarte announced that last year alone, over 100 companies joined the Cuban Chamber of Commerce.The president of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce said that the institution's priorities for this year include support for increased exports and substitute imports, specialized professional programs to train associate members and strengthened cooperation with similar institutions from around the world. *SECOND PART OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE COURSE AIRS ON CUBAN TELEVISION Havana, January 25 (RHC)--Beginning Monday, January 28th, Cuban television's educational project -- University for All -- will begin the live broadcasts of the second part of an English-language course.The 80-hour course will be taught by professors of English from the Foreign Language School at the University of Havana and will be broadcast at three different times every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.To complement the TV classes, a special 32-page tabloid with questions and exercises will be on sale at newsstands across the island -- at a cost of only two Cuban pesos.Other courses taught so far as part of the University for All include Geography, History, Dance, Fine Arts, Writing Techniques and the recently concluded first part of a French language course.University for All, implemented by the Cuban government, is aimed at upgrading the educational level of the entire Cuban people.It's inspired by the thoughts of Cuba's National Hero José Martí that "people can only be free when their sons and daughters are well educated."

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  Published on: 3/31/2001    Last Visited: 6/18/2002  

  El desequilibrio de la balanza, muy favorable a España, es "uno de losproblemas más acuciantes en nuestras relaciones", indicó el presidente dela Cámara de Comercio de Cuba, Antonio Carricarte.
  
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  The uneven balance, much to Spain's favor, "is one of the most pressing problems of our relations," said the president of the Chamber of Commerce of Cuba, Antonio Carricarte.

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  Published on: 7/30/2008    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

  2002 Feb. 27: The Cuban Chamber of Commerce (CCC) ended 2001 wth 100 new associated companies, bringing the total to 721, the Chamber's president, Antonio Luis Carricarte, announced at a press conference in January.
  
  Carricarte explained the CCC's main priorities for this year, which include the promotion of Cuban exports and continuing training for workers of associate members' companies.He also referred to developing a uniform barcode system on the island and encouraging the use of standards linked to improving electronic trade.Work with the cultural sector will also be boosted, given the importance of selling products related to that sphere.
  
  According to a report in International Granma, fairs will continue to be a basic aspect of the Chamber's work, along with other international activities; as well as greater efficiency — always trying to do more with less and evaluating the results.Work with other international organizations and institutions will be another CCC priority in 2002.
  
  "The Chamber must have a more business-like focus in marketing its services and demonstrating their usefulness and performance-related aspects, supported by the country's economic policies," emphasized Carricarte.

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  CSA - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2001    Last Visited: 3/27/2009  

  2002 Feb. 27: The Cuban Chamber of Commerce (CCC) ended 2001 wth 100 new associated companies, bringing the total to 721, the Chamber's president, Antonio Luis Carricarte, announced at a press conference in January.
  
  Carricarte explained the CCC's main priorities for this year, which include the promotion of Cuban exports and continuing training for workers of associate members' companies. He also referred to developing a uniform barcode system on the island and encouraging the use of standards linked to improving electronic trade. Work with the cultural sector will also be boosted, given the importance of selling products related to that sphere.
  
  According to a report in International Granma, fairs will continue to be a basic aspect of the Chamber's work, along with other international activities; as well as greater efficiency - always trying to do more with less and evaluating the results. Work with other international organizations and institutions will be another CCC priority in 2002.
  
  "The Chamber must have a more business-like focus in marketing its services and demonstrating their usefulness and performance-related aspects, supported by the country's economic policies," emphasized Carricarte.

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  CSA - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2001    Last Visited: 4/5/2006  

  2002 Feb. 27: The Cuban Chamber of Commerce (CCC) ended 2001 wth 100 new associated companies, bringing the total to 721, the Chamber's president, Antonio Luis Carricarte, announced at a press conference in January.
  
  Carricarte explained the CCC's main priorities for this year, which include the promotion of Cuban exports and continuing training for workers of associate members' companies.He also referred to developing a uniform barcode system on the island and encouraging the use of standards linked to improving electronic trade.Work with the cultural sector will also be boosted, given the importance of selling products related to that sphere.
  
  According to a report in International Granma, fairs will continue to be a basic aspect of the Chamber's work, along with other international activities; as well as greater efficiency - always trying to do more with less and evaluating the results.Work with other international organizations and institutions will be another CCC priority in 2002.
  
  "The Chamber must have a more business-like focus in marketing its services and demonstrating their usefulness and performance-related aspects, supported by the country's economic policies," emphasized Carricarte.

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  Cuba-BTM-April - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 1/1/2002  

  Antonio L. Carricarte, president of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce, reported that the number of the Chamber's affiliated entities with access to the international market at the end of last year was six times greater than in 1999, when these entities numbered only 102.The current associates also have branches for direct attention to clients in diverse territories.At the close of year 2000, the Chamber of Commerce had signed 85 collaboration accords with international counterparts.Return to top

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  Cuban News, Finest Cuban Cigars - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/26/2003    Last Visited: 8/29/2003  

  Antonio Carricarte, president of the Cuban Chamber of Commerce, explained that despite the international situation, tobacco, particularly cigars, remains stable, distributors are efficiently organized stocks and retail sales normal.

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  FAIRSOURCES - NEWS - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/28/2001    Last Visited: 11/6/2002  

  Antonio Luis Carricarte President

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  July 02 Page 11 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/17/2001    Last Visited: 11/29/2002  

  HAVANA -- Mr. Antonio Luis Carricarte, president of the Republic of Cuba Chamber of Commerce and president of WTC Havana, reports that his staff is busily engaged in arrangements for the 8th Latin American and Caribbean WTC regional meeting scheduled for July 31-August 4 in Havana, Cuba.Delegates will stay at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba, where all the meetings will be held.
  
  Trade mission delegates are welcome, and Mr. Carricarte requests that detailed information on the visiting businesses' interests be sent to the WTC at least four weeks in advance so that appropriate meetings can be scheduled.

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  Seminar - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/25/2001    Last Visited: 2/20/2003  

  Antonio Luis Carricarte, President Cuban Chamber of Commerce

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