Changin course in Cuba: a Road with Many Paths for Obama

<div align="justify"> <strong>After a good start, the Obama administration can do more in order to change the course in Cuba.<br /> </strong> </div> Read More

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Cuba is shaking with reggaeton fever

<div align="justify"> <strong>Reggaeton is the rage among Cuban youths while government look at it with alarm.</strong><br /> </div> Read More

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Will be Cuba capable of coping with an onslaught of Americans?

<div align="left"> <strong>Doubts exist about the capacity of Cuba tourist infrastructure to cope with a sudden surge of American tourists<br /> </strong> </div> Read More

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If Ban Lifted, Cuba Can Service U.S. Tourists

<div align="justify"> <strong>According to Miguel Figueras, adviser at Cuba's tourism ministry, Cuban's tourism industry will have enough capacity for the surge of American travelers should U.S. lawmakers lift restrictions on visits to the island.</strong> </div> Read More

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New Labor Law Passed in Cuba

<strong>On June 26th, 2009, the Council of State of the Republic of Cuba passed the Decree-Law number 268 'Reform of the Labor Regime'. </strong> Read More

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Alicia Alonso, the Cuban National Ballet, and University Students

Havana’s Karl Marx Theater witnessed an historic celebration on Friday: the 50th anniversary of the first performance after the triumph of the Revolution of Alicia Alonso and today’s Cuban National Ballet Company (BNC) Read More

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Alex Cuba, the nueva-nueva trova at Canadá

Canada's rising nueva-nueva trova star provides Exclaim! with an exclusive track from his forthcoming album due in October. Read More

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Cuba Condemns Honduras Coup

Cuba on Sunday urged international organizations and Honduras'' public opinion to condemn the military coup d''état in the Central American country, after terming the coup criminal and brutal. Read More

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Mariela Castro to discuss gay rights during London visit

Mariela Castro supports gay rights Read More

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A coup in Honduras

A coup in Honduras brings an unwelcome old habit back to Latin America Read More

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