Cuba

By Alberto Faya I visited the United States for the first time little over 31 years ago. It was a trip that had been on my mind since childhood. It was also an encounter with myself,…
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By Tay Toscano Jerez Radio Cadena Agramonte What happened to the intelligence? What happened to the sense of justice in the US Empire? And what about the discernment capability of the…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Like rivulets of water that return to the earth, the Cubans who return to their homeland to rejoin their relatives spread throughout the island. The absurd…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata Although not mentioned in the national press, an intense exchange of ideas is taking place in Cuban society regarding the present political situation, marked…
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By Germán Piniella ps.german@gmail.com Although I refuted Rolando Castañeda’s and Lorenzo Cañizares’ first piece (“President Obama, his latent example and inspiration for Cuba”) with…
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By Jesús Arencibia Lorenzo digital@jrebelde.cip.cu From Juventud Rebelde, May 31, 2009 An elderly friend, whom I much esteem, firmly believes that the country's insufficiencies would be…
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By Luis Sexto Let us begin with a personal story: I could have been a victim of Peter Pan. And that operation, described in Miami as the biggest child exodus in the West, is also…
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By Manuel E. Yepe A CubaNews translation  Paulo Nogueira Batista, an executive director representing Brazil and a group of eight Latin American countries in the International Monetary…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata   I don't know how many "politically active" people have ever read the Charter of the Organization of American States. There is reason to suspect that they are…
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By Eliades Acosta Matos   This question has one obvious answer: the voters from Florida's District 21, who in 1992 elected him as a Republican member of the House of Representatives…
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