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Championing Cuba’s surf movement
Despite being one of the most populated countries in the Caribbean there are only 150 Cuban surfers.
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Future generations will look back at today’s Havana
Cubans must realize that what we've left done is how we will be measured by those who follow us.
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Hip fractures: Sign of an aging population
An ever increasing need to repair the longest bone in the human body make clear how hip fractures, due to osteoporosis, are just another sign of Cuba’s aging demographics.
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The meat and potatoes of a fifth place finish
We should celebrate a 5th place in the Pan American Games, but truth be told, what Cubans need right now are not gold or silver medals, but plenty of meat and potatoes.
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Diageo forms joint venture to distribute Santiago de Cuba rum
Diageo and Corporación Cuba Ron have formed Ron Santiago, a joint venture that will have exclusive global distribution rights to Cuban rum brand Santiago de Cuba.
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Santiago Rum finds a powerful ally in Diageo
Experts tell us that Santiago de Cuba Rum is better than the much ballyhooed Havana Club. Drinkers in more than 180 countries will soon be able to compare.
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Cuba will defend itself in U.S. court over ExxonMobil lawsuit
ExxonMobil, responsible for one of the worst manmade disasters of all time, has accused two companies on the island nation of "unlawful trafficking" of its assets.
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Price controls
Cuba's reality for the past 60 years has been marked by the administrative control of the economy, which prominently includes price controls.
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Cuban working mothers: Guarantees must reflect a new era
The concept of public assistance and social security policies have been left to live in the past century. They must move from that era, and soon.
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Cuba denounces U.S. harassment preventing fuel arrival
President Miguel Diaz-Canel accused the U.S. government of trying to prevent the arrival of fuel to the Caribbean island.
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