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US Gov. Opposes Appeals by Cuban 5

The US government requested the Florida Southern District Circuit Court on December 6 to reject the appeals by Ramon Labanino and Fernando Gonzalez, two of the Cuban Five imprisoned in that country since 1998 for conspiring to commit espionage.

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Cuba Farmers Suffer Gov. Contract Breaches

Orlando Lugo Fonte, the president of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP), revealed today in an interview with the Granma newspaper that the country has still not paid between $2.5 million and $3 million owed to its farmers.

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Pope Confirms Cuba Trip before Easter

During a Vatican Mass in honor of the Virgin of Guadalupe on Monday, Benedict XVI confirmed his visit to Cuba for next year. The Pope explained that the journey, which will also include Mexico, will take place before Easter, which begins on April 1.

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Cuban & US Scientists Meet in Havana

Scientists from Cuba and the US will be meeting in Havana from today until Friday to identify possibilities for cooperation in the fields of biology, the environmental sciences and general technology.

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AP Reporters Attacked on Havana’s Malecon

A pro-government mob violently assaulted a team of journalists from the Associated Press (AP) on Friday as they attempted to interview young Cubans along Havana’s seaside avenue. The incident coincided with a flotilla of Cuban exiles launching fireworks from the sea for International Human Rights Day.

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Cuba Cancer & Diabetes Drugs Presented

Cubans products to counter cancer and diabetes are being presented at the International Workshop on the Design and Conducting of Clinical Trials, which is concluding its sessions today at the Havana Convention Center.

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