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Cuba UN Vote Concerns LGBT Activists

Cuba’s vote at the Human Rights Council of the United Nations in support of a controversial Russian resolution concerning “traditional values” has generated alarm among gay activists on the island.

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Carromero Trial Begins Friday in Cuba

The Cuban government is making capital improvements to the Provincial Court of Granma and surrounding homes in preparation for the trial starting Oct. 5th of Spanish citizen Angel Carromero, who is charged with manslaughter in the deaths of two dissidents in a traffic accident.

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Cuban Small Farmers Leader Dismissed

Orlando Lugo Fonte, 78, was relieved of duties on Sunday as the president of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP) after 25 years of leading the organization of small farmers and agricultural cooperatives in Cuba.

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Ban-ki-Moon Receives Cuban Foreign Minister

United Nations General Secretary Ban Ki-moon received Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodriguez in New York on Saturday while the island’s head diplomat was attending the annual debate of the General Assembly of the international organization.

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