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Cuba’s popularity grows after Obama moves to normalize relations
Many political issues have taken a turn for the partisan after President Obama weighed in on them. But Obama's decision to move toward normalizing relations with Cuba doesn't seem to…
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Pelosi and congressional leaders hold press conference in Havana (Video)
The U.S. congressional delegation, led by Pelosi, met with Cardinal Jaime Ortega, head of the Catholic Church on the island, and members of the National Assembly, on the last day of an…
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Cuban foreign minister meets with Democratic leader
A note published on the official website of the Foreign Ministry of Cuba (MINREX) reports that Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez on Wednesday morning met with Democratic…
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Fort Lauderdale man trying to start daily Marathon-to-Cuba ferry service
"It's been a dream of mine for years, ever since listening about my grandmother's visits during the 1950s," said Brian Hall, owner of KonaCat
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Cuban foreign minister welcomes Pelosi and U.S. delegation
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez on Wednesday welcomed a delegation of lawmakers from the U.S. House of Representatives headed by Democratic minority leader Nancy Pelosi,
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Diplomat: ‘Gitmo’ return is precondition to relations
Little more than a week before the resumption of talks between the United States and Cuba, the issue of the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo is being raised again, this time in Moscow.
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Americans may see appeal of medical tourism in Cuba
As the Obama administration chips away at the economic isolation of Cuba, whittling at an embargo that is older than most people on this island, industries of many kinds are trying to…
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Cuban passport: an unnecessary impediment (Part II)
The Cuban passport is one of the most problematic documents with which Cubans living outside Cuba must deal.
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U.S. and Cuba to meet again on Feb. 27
The U.S. State Department is informing that the next round of talks between the U.S. and Cuba have been scheduled for Feb. 27 in Washington, DC.
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Democracy Programs in Cuba: the NED report
The National Endowment for Democracy is a major recipient of US government funds for channeling to democracy programs in Cuba. The NED, based in Washington, D.C., does a better job than…
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