Coppelia: 24 hours of Cuba

<p style="text-align: justify;">New Yorkers are accustomed to getting what they want 24/7, but what happens when they want Cuban? Oh wait, that dude's always on TV! Giving you the food kind of Cuban 24/7: Coppelia.Named for a Havana ice cream shop, this all-hours "traditional Cuban luncheonette" from the Toloache/Yerba Buena chef's outfitted Caribbean-style with a large marble bar sporting spinning stools, and a stained glass window separating the kitchen from a dining room set with rounded banquettes &amp; booths that resemble the backs of '50s Chevys, though that doesn't mean they're convertibles. Read More

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News Culture Havana's Concert by Buena Fe Against Invasion of Libya

<p style="text-align: justify;">Havana's Concert by Buena Fe Against Invasion of Libya. By RHC / radioangulo.icrt.cu / Friday, 01 April 2011 10:19. Buena Fe toured across Cuba these last weeks with the youths' broad support, in the picture their highly clapped concert in Holguin last January. The Guantanamo born “Buena Fe” duet will not alone delight the Cuban youth at the concert it will give Saturday, April 2nd at the University of Havana, but it will also protest against the violent and imperialist military aggression against Libya. Read More

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Cuba, T&T draw 0-0 in Caribbean derby

<p style="text-align: justify;">Friday, April 01, 2011. GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala — Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago battled to a 0-0 draw in a Caribbean derby at the CONCACAF Under-20 Championship at the Cementos Progreso Stadium here on Wednesday night.The result means that Group D leaders Mexico have advanced to the quarter-finals after they opened their account with a 3-0 win over Cuba on Monday night.Cuba will now have to await the result of the Trinidad/Mexico match-up today to know their fate. Read More

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Carter aide Robert Pastor speaks about Cuba visit (morning roundup)

<p style="text-align: justify;">Cuba-Carter. Top News: Jimmy Carter's former aide Robert Pastor provided a bit of insight into the ex-president's trip to Cuba this week, according to reporting that appeared in a pair of articles for the Miami and Nuevo Heralds. Pastor served as Carter's point man on Cuba when he worked as National Security Adviser, and he accompanied Carter on this week's visit to the island. Read More

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