Cuba

A reporter´s notebook By Manuel Alberto Ramy ramymanuel@yahoo.com Tuesday, 08 March 2011 12:42 Dalexi González, a young telecommunications engineer, surprised the Cuban TV…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera Commenting on my article about the issue of petroleum in Cuba, a reader told me that although I was “very critical of the right for its lack of sensitivity…
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The Gross Case: One of the thousand and one nights of Alan Gross By Aurelio Pedroso March 7 2011 The question, which I posed before to a few colleagues, and now to the readers is…
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By Marc Frank From Reuters HOLGUIN, Cuba (Reuters) - The Cuban Communist Party has moved forward the election of new leadership to a congress in April where longtime party leader Fidel…
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* Inspection may delay arrival in Cuba until August By Jeff Franks HAVANA, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Delivery of a Chinese-built drilling rig that will open the first full-scale exploration…
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By Aurelio Pedroso The Communist Party of Cuba (CPC) is reading the riot act, as the old saying goes, to its tens of thousands of members through an internal document that should be…
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By Arnaldo Hernández From The Unknown Island In its issue of Feb. 7, The Wall Street Journal expressed its hope that a social explosion might occur in Cuba like the one sparked by the…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera The U.S. persecutes Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, accusing him of being a terrorist and a spy. But the reason is not that he planned attacks –…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy “We are dealing with a snake that bites its own tail.” The title of this article is taken from a sentence spoken by a young woman during a neighborhood meeting…
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By Luis Sexto The current relations between the Cuban state and the Catholic Church seems to agree on an old adage: "Better to light a candle than curse the darkness," assuming that…
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