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Cubans in Miami and Havana, A Transnational Community?

Transnational communities generate bidirectional cultural flows that can be seen as cultural remittances. These flows feed a “marketplace” of ideas, values, customs and ways of life that overlap with national cultures. <br /> Read More

Attorneys Claim Habeas Corpus for Cuban Held in US Prison

South Journal—The defense team of Gerardo Hernandez, one of the five Cubans held in US prisons for 10 years now, will present a Habeas Corpus writ before June 14 so that US justice reconsiders the case. Read More

Obama Urged to Lift U.S. Restrictions on Religious Travel to Cuba

Leaders of the National Council of Churches and Church World Service are urging the president to lift the restrictions on religious travel to Cuba, calling the current U.S. policy toward Cuba “ineffective and counter-productive.” Read More

Michael Moore on Cuba TV

The day after May Day, also the day of the second round of the municipal elections, I saw Michael Moore’s new film, Capitalism: A Love Story.  Read More

Sick Cuban boy helped by Sharon Baptist church in Smithfield, N.C.

During the past six months, the congregation of Sharon Baptist Church in Smithfield worked to bring a 12-year-old Cuban boy with a fatal disease to North Carolina for medical treatment. Read More

Cuban romance still haunts Obama nominee for ambassador

The nominated ambassador to El Salvador has sparked controversy because of her ex-boyfriend's ties to Cuban diplomats. Read More

South Walton woman sojourns to her homeland of Cuba

When 12-year-old Ampy Cox left home in Cuba for boarding school in Montreal, she thought it was for one year.<br /> Read More

Alleged thief tries to flee to Cuba for bride

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB Fox 41) -- An AutoZone employee stole money from that business and planned to flee to Cuba where he could marry his bride, according to police reports. Read More

Antonio Guerrero moved from maximum to medium security

This is good news because at least now Tony Guerrero is not in quite as horrendous an environment. Read More

US Media misrepresents Cuba's Human Rights' records

In the wake of the death of Orlando Zapata Tamayo, the mainstream United States media published a slew of stories condemning the so-called human rights violations that led to his hunger strike. Read More

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