“¿Cuba? ... es muy complicado,” says our new Cuban acquaintance. Cuba?
... is very complicated. And growing old in Cuba can be complicated
even more so by the infirmities of age.<br />
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The work of Cuban pianist Frank Fernandez and the drama of Palestinian
in Gaza opened the fifth Al-Jazeera International Documentary Film
Festival that begins on Tuesday its competitive sessions.
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Former president of the UN General Assembly, Nicaraguan Priest Miguel
D''Escoto, affirmed on Wednesday that a Climate Justice Court is not
only feasible but essential and urgent.
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Travelers will have to pay $50 for medical insurance coverage upon
entering Cuba, beginning May 1, according to an item in the El Duende
(The Goblin) column of the e-zine Radio-Miami.
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Cuba and the United States have held a series of unprecedented talks to
coordinate aid to earthquake-stricken Haiti but so far have failed to
reach agreement, a top Cuban official said Wednesday.
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The Fourth International Symposium on Forestal Resources began this
Wednesday in the westernmost province of Pinar del Rio with the
participation of experts from Cuba and abroad.
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More than half a million Cuban children will be immunized during the
second stage of the 49th national anti-polio vaccination campaign that
begins on Friday, April 23.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon sent a message of support to the
People's World Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother
Earth underway in Bolivia<br />
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The Fifth National Internal Control Test, organized by the Comptroller
General of the Republic, began Tuesday and for one month 742 business
and services institutions, both national and local, will be audited.
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Cuba and South Africa signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and
collaboration in the information technologies and communications
spheres.
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