HAVANA, Cuba, May 4 (acn) Cuban Vice-President Esteban Lazo opened the
30 Cuba International Tourism Fair (FITCUBA 2010) at its venue of the
Morro-Cabaña Historical Complex in Havana.
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Radio and TV Marti, the U.S. government-sponsored broadcasts to Cuba,
have failed to make an impact on the communist-led island and sometimes
show a pro-Cuban bias in news reporting, a new Senate report said on
Monday.
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HAVANA — Cuba has quietly begun requiring foreign tourists and Cubans
who live overseas to hold travel insurance approved by island
authorities, while making those who don't have coverage buy a local
policy that can cost over $3 a day.
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We finally got to see what all the fuss was about, and while young
Aroldis Chapman still has some work to do, he is worth the $30 million
dollar fuss the Cincinnati Reds have made over him.
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The word organic means different things to different people. To the
gardener it means compost heaps. To the chemist it means carbon
compounds.
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Cuba's President Raul Castro, accompanied by the island's Communist
Party Political Bureau member Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, met with Jose
Luis Centella, general secretary of the Spanish Communist Party.<br />
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Business and human rights groups urged Congress to ease the decades-old
embargo on Cuba by passing a bipartisan bill to lift a ban on travel to
the island and remove certain obstacles to legal farm sales.
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WASHINGTON (AFP) – US government-backed radio and television broadcasts
into Cuba reach a tiny audience there and suffer from poor editorial
standards, a US Senate Committee said in a scathing report released
Monday.
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HAVANA (AFP) – Cuba hopes to attract some 45,000 Russian tourists this
year, officials said Monday, targeting nostalgia for the Caribbean
island's long-running alliance with the former superpower.<br />
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