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- Cuban Oil Refinery to eliminate all Pollutants in its Emissions
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- Extraordinary Fruit Delivery in Santiago de Cuba
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- Ciego 8-3 sobre Industriales, serie 2-0
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- Capital del medio ambiente en serranía holguinera
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- Una vez más EE.UU. niega visas a académicos cubanos
- Aroldis Chapman: Viviendo a toda maquina
- Jueces cubanos expresan indignación por amañado juicio contra los Cinco
- Destacan práctica jurídica cubana acorde con actualidad nacional
- Una ventana abierta entre Chávez y su pueblo desde hace 13 años
- El tiempo en La Habana 24-30 mayo
- Esta noche, premiación del festival cultural de la ACLIFIM (Portada)
- Cuba: confianza en la justicia institucional
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Cuban officials told a U.N. panel on torture that all complaints of mistreatment were false
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Defense attorneys seeking to derail the trial of five men accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11 attacks are asking a military judge to order President Barack Obama and former president George W. Bush, Vice President Joe Biden, South Carolina Se... Continue reading
The Catholic magazine says there’s a campaign to get rid of Cuban Cardinal Jaime Ortega because he’s too close to Cuban leader Raúl Castro.
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Granting a U.S. visa to Raul Castro’s daughter has erupted into a political fight in Florida, where top Democrats disagree with the Obama administration but slam Republicans for failing to complain when the former Bush administration made a si... Continue reading
She has her uncle's penchant for speaking her mind. From her father, she inherited a disciplined tenacity.
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Cuban and American scientists have joined forces in an effort to protect baby sea turtles and endangered sharks. They're studying Caribbean weather patterns that fuel the hurricanes that have devastated the Southeastern United States.
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Cuban and American scientists have joined forces in an effort to protect baby sea turtles and endangered sharks. They’re studying Caribbean weather patterns that fuel the hurricanes that have devastated the Southeastern United States.
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A reporter recounts the high drama and danger of the Mariel Boatlift and reflects on how that event changed South Florida’s cultural landscape.
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After reporting that it found no oil in its well in Cuba, Repsol will likely now consider leaving the country.
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The daughter of Cuban leader Raúl Castro has been granted a visa to visit the U.S. to attend an academic gathering in San Francisco.
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An associate of Cuban first daughter Mariela Castro says the U.S. has granted her a visa to attend a conference in San Francisco and an event in Washington.
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The elderly cigar maker sits at a rustic table next to a tobacco field and a barn filled with hanging rows of aging tobacco and meticulously selects the brown leaves, rolling the most tender ones carefully for the center of the world’s most cele... Continue reading
The U.S. changes on some ‘people to people’ visits come after pressure from Florida Sen. Marco Rubio.
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Authorities say a fire at a company that arranges charter flights to Cuba was deliberately set.
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In a decision called a ‘blow to the right to know,’ a judge ruled that the final chapter of the CIA’s history of Bay of Pigs won’t be declassified.
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The Cuban leader’s protestations that he knew nothing about Lee Harvey Oswald ring hollow.
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The music director of the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba has made his U.S. debut in Tampa.
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But U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Roberta Jacobson says during a Miami trip that the jailing of Alan Gross and Cuba’s lack of political progress are stumbling blocks
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Cuban President Raul Castro's daughter congratulated Barack Obama on Thursday for his support for gay marriage, but said his comments are just a first step toward changing policy.
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Tributes to Cuba’s patron saint will be part of Cuba Nostalgia, which will be held May 18-20 at the Miami-Dade County Fair Expo.
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Documents of East Germany’s STASI security agency provide more details of the deal between Cuba and IKEA.
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To ask if Cuban prison labor was used to make furniture for the Swedish giant
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Booking a room at a “casa particular,” a Cuban bed and breakfast, is a way to see the island through the eyes of the people
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Cuba is reporting 33 accidents between trains and automobiles at rail crossings last year.
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In an editorial posted on its website last week and pulled Sunday, the director of Radio and TV Martí had strong words against the archbishop of Havana.
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<span class="italic">Fidel Castro’s young intelligence officers were skilled and relentless — even when they were turned against their own bosses. In the last of three excerpts from his new book ‘Castro... Continue reading
The Swedish company says it had an arrangement of a limited nature with Cuba and is investigating the allegations
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Cuban government-sponsored meeting of émigrés in Washington heard requests for them to be more involved in Cuba.
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Gov. Rick Scott signs a Cuba-crackdown bill with great fanfare, only to blindside Miami Republicans afterward with his concerns about a bill that he calls unenforceable. Now one Congressman is ready to sue him.
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Gov. Rick Scott is expected to sign a bill that would ban state and local governments from hiring any companies that do business in Cuba or Syria.
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Gov. Rick Scott drops by Miami Tuesday sign a bill that would prohibit governments from hiring companies tied to Cuba and Syria. Critics contend the law is unconstitutional.
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In an exclusive interview, the man who shouted anti-Castro-slogans recalls the globally broadcast incident that occurred during the pope’s visit.
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A newly uncovered letter by an American rebel to his elderly mother on the eve of his execution by Castro shows he had no regrets.
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