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Read MoreCuban outfielder Yoenis Cespedes got off to a fairy tale start in Major League Baseball on Saturday with his debut in the Spring Training Grapefruit League. In three at-bats he managed a walk, single and solo home run. He drove in two runs and also caught the only ball hit his way to top off the perfect day.
Read MoreThe 14th Terry Fox Run in Cuba took place Saturday across the island, starting simultaneously at 10:00 a.m. The marathon was inspired by the young Canadian athlete who’s right leg was amputated due to cancer but who crossed his country, running to raise funding to fight cancer. (29 photos)
Read MoreA 4.8 magnitude earthquake was felt in several southeastern Cuban municipalities in the early morning on Saturday. No injuries or damage has been thus far reported.
Read MoreTwo Cuban women — Estela Estevez and Eria Arrate — came together in order to create, and soon they will taking their works to the United States. As they commented, “The ‘Isla project’ proposes a search related to the feeling of ‘isolation.’”
Read MoreJuan Manuel Corzo, president of the Colombian legislature, spoke Thursday with his Cuban counterpart, Ricardo Alarcon, to strengthen inter-parliamentary ties.
Read MoreThe family of American Alan Gross, who is serving a sentence of 15 years in prison in Cuba, has appealed to Pope Benedict XVI to intercede for his release. Pope Benedict XVI will be in Cuba from March 26-28.
Read MoreThe Third Meeting of Young Critique and Research “Thinking Cuba” is being held today and tomorrow in the capital at the Pabellón Cuba facility sponsored by the Association Hermanos Saiz (AHS).
Read MorePresident Hugo Chavez told Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos in Havana that he plans to return to Venezuela next week.
Read MoreDyan Rey Anglada, son of former Industriales player Rey Vicente Anglada, came to the U.S. just over a month ago to try his luck in the Major Leagues.
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