CUBA
Some of Cuba’s secrets are not so secret
Once-secret phone lists and other sensitive leaked information have been linked to a contract IKEA had with Cuban prison factories.
CUBA SPECIAL REPORTS
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CUBA
Cuba’s Ladies in White have ‘tough’ meeting with Church official
The Ladies in White meeting with the archbishop of Santiago went much more smoothly than their encounter with the archbishop of Havana.
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CUBA
Diplomat with Cuba experience to handle WH Latam policy
Riccardo Zuniga will take over as National Security Council director for Latin America.
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CUBA
Fiber-optic cable benefiting only Cuban government
Fiber-optic cables meant to increase broadband access in Cuba is up and running but only for Cuban and Venezuelan governments.
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War court
Prosecutors urge Guantánamo judge not to split up 9/11 trial
The war court prosecutor says early pre-trial scheduling conflicts don’t necessitate splitting up the trial of five men accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11 attacks.
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GAY RIGHTS
Gay Cuban Americans appalled by Mariela Castro visit
Cuban-American gay activists in Miami are dismayed by Mariela Castro events in San Francisco and New York.
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Human rights
Human rights report highlights regional violence, abuse
The U.S. State Department released its 2011 human rights report highlighting violence in Honduras and Mexico, and civil rights abuses in Cuba and Venezuela
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Cuba’s Catholic magazine blasts critics of Cardinal Ortega
The Catholic magazine says there’s a campaign to get rid of Cuban Cardinal Jaime Ortega because he&#...
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CUBA
Cuba tells the U.N. it does not torture or abuse human rights
Cuban officials told a U.N. panel on torture that all complaints of mistreatment were false
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CUBA
UN panel on torture wants information on Cuban prison deaths and dissident arrests
The same day the Cuban media published stories defending the island’s prison system
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POLITICS
Top Democrats break with Obama over Castro visa issue
Granting a U.S. visa to Raul Castro’s daughter has erupted into a political fight in Florida, where ...
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CUBA
Prison workers used in many Cuban government enterprises
Cuban prisoners earn little to nothing while working for numerous government enterprises.
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CUBA
Oil well in Cuba comes up dry, raises questions about future exploration
After reporting that it found no oil in its well in Cuba, Repsol will likely now consider leaving the country.
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Cuba waits anxiously for oil dreams to materialize
It was supposed to be Cuba's economic savior: vast untapped reserves of black gold buried deep under the ro...
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Havana sees US invasion at key art festival
Ruben Alpizar never met the American collector who fell in love with his painting of a plummeting Icarus ag...
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Venezuela: Fiber-optic cable to Cuba is working
An undersea fiber-optic cable that was laid last year between Venezuela and Cuba is working, a Venezuelan g...
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Cuba's first daughter has gone beyond Castro name
She has her uncle's penchant for speaking her mind. From her father, she inherited a disciplined tenacity.
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Scientists work to bridge political gap between Cuba, US
Cuban and American scientists have joined forces in an effort to protect baby sea turtles and endangered sh...
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Scientists work to bridge political gap between Cuba, U.S.
Cuban and American scientists have joined forces in an effort to protect baby sea turtles and endangered sh...
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In Cuba, mystery shrouds fate of Internet cable
It was all sunshine, smiles and celebratory speeches as officials marked the arrival of an undersea fiber-o...
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