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Could Cuba be Interested in a Fish Ark?

The Fish Ark that you and your colleagues, and especially its founder Ivan Dibble, have set up in Mexico to help save rare fish from extinction is truly an inspiration and a model of what can be done in other countries to help conserve threatened and often largely unknown endemic fish species.

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Cuba at Puerto Rico Tourney, 1st Report

Numerous doubts, confusions and controversies have already surrounded and sullied what should have been a smoothly run showcase event here at the Puerto Rico-based 2010 Pre-Mundial baseball tournament. With all of the top Caribbean and North and South American baseball-crazy countries (with the lone exception of Mexico) slatted to compete,

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Cuba-Dutch Antilles Rainout

Cuba’s game Saturday night against the Dutch Antilles in the Pan American/World Cup qualifying tournament was postponed in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico due to heavy rains. The Cubans won their opener 9-1 over Venezuela on Friday. Cuba’s game on Sunday is against Argentina at 7:30 p.m. EST also in Mayaguez.

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Cuba KOs Nicaragua in Game Two

Team Cuba won a lopsided game 11-0 over Nicaragua on Thursday in the second of five tune-up games in preparation for the Pan American Games and World Cup qualifying tournament Oct. 1-13 in Puerto Rico.

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Is the BP oil reaching Cuba?

Although initially there was concern that the BP oil eruption would be pulled by the powerful Loop Current that circulates in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, dragging the oil as far as the Florida Keys, Miami, Cuba and possibly beyond, fortunately this has not happened.

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Agreed, We Need a Different Model

The debate is sometimes sharp, at moments tense, closed; nor is it between individuals under the same conditions. Many revolutionaries and communists debate from the inside, which involves precariousness, patience and tolerance.

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Jumping the Gun on Cuba’s Chapman

The baseball world is now literally “atwitter” with the phenomenon of Aroldis Chapman’s first two innings of major league action–two altogether successful 3-up and 3-down frames in which the flame-throwing southpaw has unleashed several heaters clocked at between 103 and 105 mph.

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