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Director of U.S Project Censored Exchanges With Cuban Journalists during Havana Conference
The director of U.S Project Censored, Peter Philips, is in Cuba attending a three-day conference to mark the 50th anniversary of the murder in Havana of Ecuadorian Journalist Carlos Bastidas and Freedom of the Press Day, an event called by UNESCO.
Submitted by nesy on Wed, 2008-05-14 05:37.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | Europe | Havana | international | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 87 reads »
US President George W. Bush is desperate because he failed with Cuba
US President George W. Bush is desperate because he is about to leave the White House without having been able to destroy the Cuban revolutionary project, Cuba's state-run television claimed.
Submitted by nesy on Mon, 2008-05-12 08:50.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | North America | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 107 reads »
Al Jazeera's Sami Al Hajj out of Guantanamo Bay in Cuba
Sami Al Hajj became a prisoner in an Orwellian drama that had no final ending, or destination involving torture, simulated drowning and possibly death that was in the end averted through cruel force feeding.
Submitted by nesy on Mon, 2008-05-12 07:50.
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Posted in Africa | Caribbean | Guantánamo | international | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 51 reads »
Cuban Judokas Win Three Titles and Five Olympic Berths in Miami
World champions Driulis Gonzalez and Yurisel Laborde as well as young Idalis Ortiz gave Cuba three titles in the first day of competitions of the Pan American Judo Championships that began on Thursday in Miami, United States, and which grants tickets for the upcoming Beijing Olympic Games in China.
Submitted by nesy on Sat, 2008-05-10 07:42.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | international | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Sports | read more | 75 reads »
Guantanamo five detainees to boycott trials
Six detainees currently at Guantanamo have appeared before a military judge, and five of those have joined the boycott, which is expected to spread as more suspected terrorists are arraigned.
Submitted by nesy on Sat, 2008-05-10 07:26.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | Guantánamo | international | North America | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 76 reads »
United States obstructs the relationships between Cuba and Europe
Spanish media outlets are denouncing new actions undertaken by the United States to obstruct the improvement of relations between Cuba and Europe.
Submitted by nesy on Fri, 2008-05-09 03:24.
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Posted in Caribbean | Europe | international | North America | Society | United States | Business & Economy | Politics & Government | read more | 99 reads »
Cuban Women and Men’s Judo Selections are Ready for Miami Pan-Am Match
Cuban women and men’s judo selections are ready to participate in the Pan-American Championship to kick off May 8, in the US city of Miami.
Submitted by nesy on Fri, 2008-05-09 00:05.
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Posted in Caribbean | International | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Sports | read more | 85 reads »
The United States’ Hemispheric Response: A Fourth Intervention Fleet (Reflections by Fidel Castro Ruz)
It had come into being in 1943 as a means of combating Nazi submarines and protecting navigation routes during the Second World War. It was decommissioned in 1950, when it became superfluous.
Submitted by nesy on Tue, 2008-05-06 07:47.
Posted in Caribbean | culture an traditions | Education | Havana | national | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 80 reads »
Posted in Caribbean | culture an traditions | Education | Havana | national | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 80 reads »
In the 34th International Book Fair Argentina Launches Cuban 5 Book
As a way to break media silence, the work "Desde la soledad y la esperanza," was launched in the 34th International Book Fair running in this capital, dedicated to five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unfairly imprisoned in United States.
Submitted by nesy on Sun, 2008-05-04 07:18.
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Posted in Arts & Culture | Caribbean | Education | international | Literature | North America | personalities | Society | South America | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 72 reads »
An it Criticizes to the Whashington Post and a Favorable Opinion to Cuba
I strongly take exception to the harsh and aggressive tone of the April 28 editorial bashing Cuba and elevating Colombia as "democratic.
Submitted by nesy on Sat, 2008-05-03 05:37.
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Posted in Caribbean | culture an traditions | international | North America | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 64 reads »
Fidel Castro denounces the plans of the United States to divide Bolivia
The leader of the Cuban Revolution denounces the plans of the United States to divide Bolivia by facilitating control by transnational corporations over basic industrial sectors. He points out that this is being accomplished through a media campaign and with the support of some sectors of the military, who are opposed to the social transformations initiated by President Evo Morales for the benefit of the people.
Submitted by nesy on Fri, 2008-05-02 22:29.
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Posted in Caribbean | Havana | history | international | North America | Society | South America | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 82 reads »
President of the Cuban Parliament, Ricardo Alarcon Urges World to Renew Solidarity with Cuban Five
The President of the Cuban Parliament, Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada, said on Friday that the world should renew its solidarity with five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters who remain unjustly imprisoned in the United States.
Submitted by nesy on Fri, 2008-05-02 22:22.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | Havana | history | international | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 73 reads »
Cuba Denounces US Radio, TV Aggression
US-based networks broadcast 1,889 hours of programs to the Island through 30 medium and short waves, FM and TV channels every week Cuba Denounces US Radio, TV Aggression
Submitted by nesy on Thu, 2008-05-01 07:49.
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Posted in Caribbean | Havana | history | international | North America | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 86 reads »
Guantanamo: A breeding ground for insanity
Conditions are more isolating than many death rows and maximum-security prisons in the United States, said Jules Lobel, a law professor at the University of Pittsburgh who is an expert on U.S. prison conditions.
Submitted by nesy on Mon, 2008-04-28 01:18.
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Posted in Caribbean | Guantánamo | international | North America | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 140 reads »
Nancy Pelosi said the US economic blockade of Cuba “has failed and should be lifted"
The speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said the US economic blockade of Cuba “has failed and should be lifted".
Submitted by nesy on Sat, 2008-04-26 08:04.
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Posted in Caribbean | Destinations | Events | international | North America | personalities | Society | United States | Politics & Government | read more | 84 reads »

