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Yoani is denounced by her Italian translator
Yoani Sánchez's Italian-language translator for the past six years, Gordiano Lupi, on Friday (May 9) published an article blasting the Cuban blogger for being arrogant, mercenary, and…
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Cuba tells banking bloc why it needs foreign investment
Cuba will need as much as $2.5 billion in direct foreign investment to boost its economy, said Cuba's top economist, Marino Murillo Jorge, Thursday (May 8) in Havana.
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Hand-picked vs. unfettered cooperatives
The "experimental" opening to cooperatives in Cuba begins to show signs that it needs corrections. Although the opening was defined by the authorities as "a test" so far 452 permits…
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Russia assails U.S. for saying Cuba fosters terrorism
The press secretary of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Aleksandr K. Lukashevic, said, "We consider decision by Washington to be groundless. It is another sign of unwillingness by the…
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Cliff-diving in Havana: Death-defying leaps
These days Havana has welcomed visitors who, in the words of German existentialist philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860), are in that group of humans who, because they don't fear…
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Four Miamians arrested and charged with terrorism in Cuba
On 26 April, forces of the Ministry of the Interior detained four U.S. citizens and Miami residents of Cuban origin, says a press release issued by the Ministry of the Interior, while…
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Omsk hopes for increased trade with Cuba
Cuba's ambassador to Russia, Emilio Lozada García, arrived Tuesday (May 6) in Omsk for a meeting with the governor of that region, Viktor Nazarov.
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Four members of the U.S. House meet with Alan Gross
Four U.S. House members have met with Alan Gross, an American government subcontractor who is serving a 15-year prison sentence in Cuba.
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One man’s view of Cuba
"After many trips there," says the author, "I've come to realize that Cuba's way of life and adjustments to the realities of Peak Oil and climate change describe the path that the rest…
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Cuba returns religious property
The return of property from the churches seized by the Cuban government after the triumph of the Revolution in 1959 is more and more a fact. Msgr. José Félix Pérez calls it a "'process'…
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