British colors in Cuba

A woman, with her face painted in the colours of the British flag, attends the inauguration of the British pavilion at the International Fair of <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100602011444" title="Havana (Cuba)" href="/topic/intl/cuba/havana-%28cuba%29-PLGEO100100602011444.topic">Havana</a> in Havana. Cuba has authorized a joint venture between a British company and the state-run sugar monopoly to produce renewable energy for the power grid, the two partners said on Thursday. <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO000005" title="United Kingdom" href="/topic/intl/united-kingdom-PLGEO000005.topic">Britain's</a> Havana Energy Ltd and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO00000190" title="Cuba" href="/topic/intl/cuba-PLGEO00000190.topic">Cuba's</a> state-run Zerus S.A. will make the official announcement this afternoon at an annual trade fair in Havana.

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( Reuters photo / November 8, 2012 )

A woman, with her face painted in the colours of the British flag, attends the inauguration of the British pavilion at the International Fair of Havana in Havana. Cuba has authorized a joint venture between a British company and the state-run sugar monopoly to produce renewable energy for the power grid, the two partners said on Thursday. Britain's Havana Energy Ltd and Cuba's state-run Zerus S.A. will make the official announcement this afternoon at an annual trade fair in Havana.

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