Despaigne Breaks Cuban Home Run Record

“I would have liked to have done it in front of my fans in Granma Province, but it just didn’t work out like that. I knew that at any moment I would break the record, but I never figured that it would be with a broken bat,” said Alfredo Despaigne.

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The Pope, Marxism and a Murder

I want a Cuba without discrimination or exclusionary vetoes; one without monopolies of posttraumatic accompaniments, because the country belongs to everyone and should be for the good of all.

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Cuba: An Exile Taking Part in the Reforms?

In 1961, barely 12 years old, Carlos Saladrigas was sent alone to Miami because his parents wanted to “save him from communism.” Half a century later he is one of the most successful Cuban-American businesspeople. For much of his life in exile he was an anti-Castro hardliner, but he is now part of a group that aims to support the reform process underway on the island.

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Despaigne New Cuba Home Run King

Granma’s Alfredo Despaigne cracked home runs number 34 of the current Cuban baseball season setting a new league record in the second inning on Tuesday night April 3 (2012), in Havana’s Latin American Stadium. Later in the game he also belted No. 35.

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