Cuba Modernizes Seismic Network

<p style="text-align: justify;">Cuba is modernizing its seismic network, a process that should conclude later this year, and at the same time is preparing to post on the Internet details of tectonic plate movements in the archipelago, the local press reported. Read More

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Cuban Teams Dominant in Chess Olympiad among Lat. Ams.

<p style="text-align: justify;">Cuban men´s and women´s teams put on a great display in round six of the 39th World Chess Olympiad, defeating their respective opponents by wide margins. The Cuban women´s team beat Kyrgyzstan 4-0, with victories for Lisandra Ordaz, Oleiny Linares, Yaniet Marrero and Sulennis Piña. Read More

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A Year to Remember John Lennon

<p style="text-align: justify;">The significance of former Beatle John Lennon acquires a new repercussion in the 70th anniversary of his birth, a year that the world of music pays tribute to his contributions and legacy. Read More

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Cuba TV airs hotel bombing suspect confessing

<p style="text-align: justify;">AP.Mon Sep 27, 10:31 pm ET. HAVANA – State television on Monday broadcast a recently extradited El Salvador man confessing to a role in a 1990s bombing spree against Cuba's tourist hotels, attacks that Havana has long blamed on Cuban-American exile groups. Read More

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Tropical depression forms south of Cuba

<p style="text-align: justify;">AP. Debris from fallen trees and damaged homes lay on the ground in the town of Oxolotan in the gulf state of Tabasco, Mexico, Monday Sept. 27, 2010. He AP – Debris from fallen trees and damaged homes lay on the ground in the town of Oxolotan in the gulf state. Read More

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CBS/Siegelbaum: Restructuring Cuba's Economy

<p style="text-align: justify;">HAVANA -- Fiscal austerity has not been part of the Cuban Revolution's lexicon but since President Raul Castro officially began calling the shots in February 2008 the island has slowly begun a political U-turn in an effort to pull the economy out of recession. Read More

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