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Chapman Caught Speeding, New Woes

Cincinnati Reds lefty Aroldis Chapman throws the baseball over 100 mph and early Monday he got hauled in to the Grove City Police Department for speeding at 93 mph, this time in his car with a suspended license.

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Havana Int. Poetry Festival Begins

With over 200 poets from close to 40 countries, the 16th Havana International Poetry Festival began on Monday and will continue through May 27. This year it is dedicated to the Cuban poet and playwright Virgilio Piñera, and to the creation of Afro-Caribbean poetry.

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Tremor Felt In Santiago de Cuba

An earthquake registering a magnitude of 3.6 on the Richter scale was felt at noon on Monday across the entire eastern province of Santiago de Cuba and part of the neighboring province of Guantanamo, reported Cuban national television news.

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Game-2 Rainout, Ciego Took Opener 3-2

Game two of the championship series between Industriales and Ciego de Avila was rained out on Monday. In the series opener on Sunday, Vladimir Garcia pitched Ciego to a hard fought 3-2 win over the home team and their top pitcher Odrisamer Despaigne.

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Romney Would Put the Screws to Cuba

Mitt Romney, the virtual Republican candidate for the US presidential elections in November, has criticized measures taken by the Barack Obama administration to relax restrictions against Cuba. Romney also praised the internal opposition on the island.

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CUBADISCO Makes Its Annual Awards

The inaugural gala of the 16th International Cubadisco Awards Ceremony — which 120 artists from 18 countries attended — was held on Sunday in the Covarrubias Hall of the National Theater.

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