One Step Back
We welcome the news that Fidel Castro has stepped down as Cuban leader. Forty-nine years as the head of a dictatorial regime …
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HAVANA, Cuba – In a store where goods are sold in CUCs (convertible pesos) located in La Puntilla, on the corner of …
Czech Protest Highlights Issues of Tourism with Cuba
(PRAGUE, Czech Republic) – A Czech NGO launched a new campaign called “Hotel Cuba – Two Faces, One Country” on Thursday to …
Cuba: Tough Questions for the Government
Havana, CUBA – Ten thousand students representing the University of Computer Sciences (UCI) questioned several of the Cuban government’s policies in a …
Felipe Perez Roque Admits Dual Monetary System is Unjust
Havana, Cuba – The Cuban Minister of Foreign Relations, Felipe Pérez Roque, stated in front of some 60 people that the circulation …
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Cuba Pledges to Sign U.N. Rights Pact
Both the Cuban government and its opponents used International Human Rights Day as a platform pushing for changes on the island. The …
Cuba’s upcoming elections are neither free nor fair
This Sunday, 21 October 2007, Cuba will begin municipal elections for the first time since Fidel Castro handed over the power to …
The Camello
The Celebrated “Camel” Bus of Havana To take a Camello bus and move around Havana is an incredible experience, just comparable to …
Activist brutally beaten and left unconscious after offering support to participants of national fast
Havana, September 19, 2007. Former political prisoner and president of the opposition movement For a New Republic, José Díaz Silva, was savagely beaten …