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Here's why Cuba should be on Francis' agenda when he meets Trump
Here’s why Cuba should be on Francis’ agenda when he meets Trump
William M. LeoGrande | May. 11, 2017
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Pope Francis in Rome
May 24, as part of the president’s first trip abroad. No specific agenda
has been announced, but the last time a U.S. president stopped by the
Vatican to see… Continue reading
Here’s why Cuba should be on Francis’ agenda when he meets Trump
A double standard
Cuba a mix of corruption, impressive beauty, people
Cuban State Security and Police Prevent Screening of Independent Film in Havana
Cuban State Security and Police Prevent Screening of Independent Film in
Havana
Statement from Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz
15 April 2017, 8:00 PM, Havana: Cuban State Security and Police blocked
the street leading to the Gallery El Circulo in Havana in order to
prevent the audience from attending the screening of Miguel Coyula’s
independent film Nadie, which depicts the… Continue reading
State Security Prevents Screening Of Miguel Coyula’s Documentary ‘Nadie’
State Security Prevents Screening Of Miguel Coyula’s Documentary ‘Nadie’
14ymedio, Luz Escobar, Havana, 16 April 2017 – Cuba’s State Security and
the National Revolutionary Police surrounded the independent gallery El
Círculo to prevent this Saturday’s screening of the documentary Nadie
(Nobody), directed by Miguel Coyula and featuring the censored poet and
writer Rafael Alcides.
The filmmaker and his wife, actress… Continue reading
Cuban-American Relations in 2017
Cuban-American Relations in 2017
BY SAMANTHA MENDIGUREN AND JORGE DUANY • APRIL 12, 2017
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to Jorge Duany,
director of the Cuban Research Institute.
Upon Fidel Castro’s arrival to power in 1959, the United States and Cuba
built up an oppositional animosity toward one another. The US responded
to Cuba’s communist ideology… Continue reading
European Diplomats Visit The Center For Coexistence Studies In Pinar Del Río
‘When I’m 64’: Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
'When I'm 64': Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
‘When I’m 64’: Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
Carlos BATISTA
AFP March 22, 2017
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Havana (AFP) – While their American and European peers twisted and
shouted to The Beatles in the 1960s, in Cuba childhood sweethearts
Gisela and Hector kept their Beatlemania a naughty secret.
Now, still Beatles-crazy after all these years, but with the communist
island’s Cold War-era… Continue reading