Bureaucratic Red-tape Slows Cuba Projects

Delays by the Cuban government in assessing international collaboration projects are leaving foreign aid workers in complete limbo, according to a report released this week by Havana correspondents of the IPS news agency.

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Sad Faced Louis

Louis is a man of over 60 who lives on my block. Although he has always looked too sad for words, we got along just fine.

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Cuba Ban Leads Correa to Snub Summit

Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa said today that he will be not attend the Americas Summit (April 14-15) in Cartagena, Colombia in protest of the Obama administration’s pressuring to exclude Cuba.

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Yoenis Cespedes Explains Why He left Cuba

Cuban baseball player Yoenis Cespedes said recently that he didn’t leave Cuba out of any hatred of Marxism or love for the United States. He said that rather than for political reasons, he left the island due to the malaise that prevails throughout Cuban baseball, the national sport.

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Three New Cave Art Sites Discovered in Cuba

Three new cave art sites in Cuba were recently discovered at the Imias Nature Reserve in the eastern province of Guantanamo. This set of pictographs created by pre-Columbian groups or populations — most of these painted in red colors — were found during a joint expedition of the “Speleological Society of Cuba” and the “Cuban Cave Art Research Group.”

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