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May
29
The
Miami Herald
Cuba states it will no longer take U.S. fugitives
U.S. lawmakers in Cuba for look at trade opportunities
Fidel: My ideas will live on
OAS approves watered down statement on Posada
Carriles
In immigration battle, Cubans are spectators
Immigration policy for Cubans
Cubans in Cuba 'excluded from everything,' says
reader
Exhibit, website show Havana in high-res
Castro recovers health, but not role
Cuba works toward potato deal with North Dakota
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Spanish
Airline Removes Racy Cuba Ad
Spanish Airline
Removes Ad Criticized As Promoting Sexual Tourism
to Cuba
Yahoo! News.
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Rice
Producers Watch Cuba Trade Talks
As U.S. Rep.
Marion Berry attends agriculture trade talks this
week in Cuba, Arkansas rice producers and others
are hoping restrictions on trade to the Communist
nation will be lifted.
Yahoo!
News.
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Castro's
message doesn't herald early return, dissidents
say
There is
no indication that the ailing Fidel Castro is returning
to power, members of Cuba's internal opposition
say.
Yahoo!
News.
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Cuba
set to negotiate US agricultural imports
Cuba has
plans to spend up to 150 million dollars on food
imports when officials sit down Monday with US agribusiness
representatives, the head of the state importing
agency said Friday.
Yahoo!
News.
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Castro
recounts his illness and recovery
Fidel Castro
has gained weight and is getting better, but grumbled
about having to cut his hair and trim his beard
for official photos in a personal report on his
condition published Thursday in state media.
Yahoo!
News.
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Castro
says he's better, weight stable
Castro, 80,
said in the Wednesday statement that he is now eating
solid food and improving after "many months" of
intravenous feeding.
Yahoo!
News.
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Cuba
to modernize its ethanol production
Cuba is modernizing
its ethanol-producing facilities despite Fidel Castro's
repeated assertions that making more of the biofuel
could starve the world's poor.
Yahoo!
News.
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Entrepreneurial
spirit alive for small minority in Cuba
It's nothing
but a simple shed with a counter stuck in the front
yard under a shade tree. The menu, a tiny chalkboard
hung from a rusty nail on the wall, offers only
two items: pizza and ice cream.
Palm
Beach Post.
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May
16
The
Miami Herald
Despite hassles, trade with Cuba goes on
'Change will come when the man dies'
Neither Fidel has gone nor Raul arrived'
Why Chαvez, Castro bash U.S. ethanol plan
New CBS lineup has flavor of mojitos and Cohibas
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Yahoo
News
Cuban agents in league with Iran, Russia, China:
US spy-catcher
Cuba sees population decline in 2006
Production down 12% in Cuba's top tobacco region
Relatives of Cuban spies plan global support group
Cuba Stocks US Brands Despite Embargo
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Cuba
Libre: American Business In Post-Castro Cuba
Although
countries such as China, Venezuela, Italy, Israel
and Canada already benefit from intact business
relations with Cuba, American interests hope to
gain from its geographical advantage.
cnbc.com. |
Cuban
trade no sure bet for Idaho goods
Gov. Butch
Otter is taking the unconventional route in his
first trade mission as chief executive of Idaho,
by setting his sights on Cuba.
AG Weekly. |
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NPR:
The Movers and Swappers of Cuba on the Prado
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New
York Times: U.S. Fugitives Worry
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May
8
The
Miami Herald
Cuban travel rules get tougher
Judge drops charges against Posada
Officer slain by Cuban draftees is honored
FBI's Cuba trip draws rebuke
FBI, Cuba cooperating on Posada
2 officers killed as 3 Cubans desert
Raϊl Castro's reforms put on hold
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Yahoo
News
Cuban rights group speaks out against death penalty
in attempted hijacking, desertion case
Castro blames hijacking attempt on U.S.
U.S. to build Cuba migrant center
'Fierce' gun battle at Havana airport
Cuba Reports Failed Hijacking
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May
Day absence means Castro may be more ill than we
thought
Cuban dictator
Fidel Castro's no-show at the massive May Day march
in Cuba indicates that despite recent signs he is
recovering from the illness that forced him to delegate
powers nine months ago, his health is worse than
most of us thought.
Andres Oppenheimer. |
Castro's
health points the way for fund
Some stocks
- and the mutual funds that own them - rise and
fall in response to earnings or new-product announcements.
Then there's the Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund (ticker:
CUBA). It tends to gain and drop according to the
health of Cuban leader Fidel Castro
John Waggoner,
Gannett |
Deadly
hijacking attempt reflects younger Cubans' discontent
The Cuban
military officer killed by a pair of escaped army
recruits was buried with his country's full military
honors Friday.
South Florida
Sun-Sentinel. |
Iran,
Cuba discuss expansion of ties in all fields
The Iranian
Head of Iran-Cuba Parliamentary Friendship Group
Avaz Heidarpour in a meeting with the speaker of
Cuba's National Parliament Ricardo Alarcon in Havana
on Saturday said that he and his entourage aim to
discuss expansion of bilateral ties in all fields.
IRNA.. |
Father's
story draws her closer to Cuba
The filmmaking
debut of a Cuban-American woman raised in Miami
is both a family portrait and a polarizing political
essay.
Rene Rodriguez,
The Miami Herald. |
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