Cuba

By Aurelio Pedroso William Shakespeare expressed it through one of his characters: “Love does not age; it dies in infancy.” The line is extremely controversial. But this philosophical…
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By Fernando Ravsberg From BBC Mundo, January 27, 2010 HAVANA -- Francisco González Aruca escaped from La Cabaña prison disguised as a teenager. He had been sentenced to 30 years by…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Maybe because the word Woolworth’s is hard for Hispanics to pronounce, or perhaps for reasons of marketing, the fact is that the great American chain of stores,…
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By Antonio Martinez From the United States Cuba Policy & Business Blog The U.S. Cuba Policy & Business blog has reported that the terror designation on Cuba has many…
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By Antonio Díaz For many in Cuba, Friday has become the golden day of the press. It’s for a very simple reason: it is the day when Granma, the central information organ of Cuba’s…
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By Mercedes Varona Graupera Thetis, a divine mother with understandable concerns, submerged her beloved son in the fountain at Thesalia hoping to make him invincible. She plunged his…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Havana-dweller Edelsio Gijón Hernández, 53, got a college degree in English in 1986. After the language school where he worked closed, two years ago, he devoted…
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Taken from the Prensa Latina news agency (Jan. 5, 2010) Washington, Jan. 5 (Prensa Latina) -- The Washington Post, one of the most prestigious newspapers in the U.S., denies in an…
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By Luis Sexto Cuba's official discourse has found the most appropriate term to name the renovative process that, despite many doubts, is moving slowly through the archipelago's…
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From Havana The cat and the bell By Manuel Alberto Ramy In Spanish, there's a saying – phrased as a question – that describes a challenge: Who will bell the cat? Applied to the…
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