When Gaylord Johnson Jr. was struggling with a term paper at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., he figured he'd ask for help from someone who knew the material best: Ernest Hemingway.<br />
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U.S. President Obama signed three executive orders and a presidential directive, asking for the closure of the controversial facility within one year, a systematic review of detention policies and procedures and all individual cases, and a ban on harsh interrogation methods.
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George W. Bush is another outgoing president that has not achieved that objective, despite his plan to re-conquer Cuba, approved on May 6th, 2004 and strengthened on July 10th, 2006, when a secret chapter was included in the Bush Plan.
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William Potts calls himself the "Homesick Hijacker." U.S. authorities have another name for him: fugitive harbored by an enemy government - one of dozens of Americans hiding in Communist Cuba.
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US historians Ada Ferrer and Rebecca Scott gave a conference here on colonial powers and slavery in Haiti and Cuba, spanning over two centuries to issues of race addressed by Barack Obama last year.
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Cuban pianist Jesus (Chucho) Valdes announced on Friday during the Panama Jazz Festival that he will perform tours in South Korea, Australia and China, where he was invited to perform in Beijing, Hong Kong and other cities, Xinhua news agency reports.
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The exhibition Pequeño Planeta (Small Planet) with more than sixty drawings done by children from Canada, the United States and Cuba, was inaugurated in the Luis Díaz Oduardo Cultural Workshop, in the Vista Alegre neighborhood of this city.
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The Cuban government opened electronic access to thousands of documents that belonged to the US writer Ernest Hemingway, who lived in Cuba for more than 20 years.
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US president-elect Barack Obama ratified its commitment Sunday of closing the jail of the US naval base of Guantánamo, southeast of Cuba, although he pointed out that it will take time.
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A federal appeals court ruled that the government can keep secret the identities of detainees who claim they've been abused at the prison camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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