Cuba

The following "Informative Note About Self-Employed Labor" appeared Saturday the 2nd in Granma. The translation is by Progreso Weekly.
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Mariel will see the establishment of technological novelties with various purposes, among them industrial, agricultural, service and tourism production enterprises.
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The concept of Cuban-American transcends what might be considered a more or less arbitrary appellation resulting from the process of integration of Cuban immigrants to the U.S. society.
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Seated comfortably, under the gelid effect of the air conditioning, the sound coming from all directions along with tridimensional images, hundreds of Cubans have already enjoyed the…
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Between veterans and newcomers, 16 Cuban baseball players are participating this season in the U.S. Major League. Will the owners of U.S. teams allow Cuban-born players to return…
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Most important is the official announcement of the existence of a timetable aimed at ending the dual currency. The process will begin with the business system and continue with the cash…
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The U.N. General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to condemn the U.S. commercial, economic and financial embargo against Cuba for the 22nd year in a row.
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Cubans are taking advantage of the loosening of travel restrictions this year to go abroad in record numbers with the tally of travelers rising by 35 percent since a new law took effect…
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Cubans on the island were delighted with the presentation of the 2003 play “Anna in the Tropics,” by Nilo Cruz, the only Cuban-American to win a Pulitzer Prize. Audiences filled…
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In his message to the nation on Sept. 10, President Obama emphasized the United States' exceptionality. It's quite an old idea. It was mocked, more than a century ago, by Otto von…
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