Cuba

By Jesús Arboleya Cervera In 2004, despite the political tensions and government restrictions that had always existed, when the government of George W. Bush made the activity almost…
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By Aurelio Pedroso From what was once a harmonious and noisy sugar mill called Palma Linda, now, nearly at the end of 2010, only the tower and a stately mansion remain, in an unequal…
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Havana university students demonstrated on Human Rights Day By Aurelio Pedroso The big fountain at the famous Calzada Street park, adjacent to the Amadeo Roldán Theater in the Havana…
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By Luis Sexto The newborn process of actualization of the Cuban economy has generated its first fruit: doubt, typical of everything that initiates or repeats similar and failed…
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By Elsa Claro Bad habits are like contagious diseases. They move fast and can even kill. The comparison comes from Antolin, a descendant of veterans of the War of Independence,…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy Taken from A Correspondent's Notebook We are witnessing events that go from the dramatic to the bawdy. The pivot point is Julian Assange, the Australian who has…
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ID: 194480 Date: 2009-02-27 21:20:00 Origin: 09HAVANA132 Source: US Interests Section Havana Classification: SECRET Dunno: 09STATE13023 Destination: R 272120Z FEB 09 FM USINT HAVANA TO…
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By Aurelio Pedroso First of all, I must clarify that the much-hackneyed phrase used for the headline was used by President Raul Castro less than 16 months ago, when he said that “the…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera The advances made by the right in the midterm elections in the United States correspond to what has been happening in Europe in recent years. Perceived by…
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By Francisco Aruca and Manuel Alberto Ramy Second part of the conversation between Francisco Aruca and Manuel A. Ramy, Nov. 6 in Havana. We should clarify that that conversation, as…
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