A document from the
AFP Spanish report here, my earlier comment here.
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- Talks in Havana
- Sanctions can feel great...
- Economic news
- Odds and ends
- The Diz in Cuba
- U.S.-Cuba final in World Cup baseball (Updated)
- Cuban doctors in Venezuela
- Odds and ends
- Obama's new rules on gift parcels to Cuba
- "The Americano"
- Odds and ends
- Juanes, the day after
- Juanes fills the Plaza
- Everybody's talking, everybody's happy
- Odds and ends
- Hemingway’s Cojimar
- Juanes, on his way to Havana
- Who says there are no capitalists in Cuba?
- Odds and ends
- On Prado, under construction
- The embargo, alive and well
- Nasty business
- “The Cuban people don’t want that”
- Odds and ends
- A veteran passes away
- Cuban hotels for Cubans too
- Public Internet services coming to post offices
- Resolution on Internet service
- Figure this one out
- Odds and ends
- Slow going
- Odds and ends
- Remittances by bank transfer -- a good first step ...
- Vamos pa' Cuba
- The new regulations explained
- Treasury regulations coming
- Odds and ends
- Closing the cafeterias (updated)
- Amnesty International: end the embargo
- Odds and ends
- More on the Geoffrey Sullivan case (updated)
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4 comments:
too little too late
How can anyone doubt the massive tide of reform sweeping Cuba forward under Raul's dynamic leadership?
Leftside and I are thrilled at this encouraging development, so different from the gloomy forecasts of the gusano mafia in Miami.
At this rate, Cuba will soon reach the economic heights achieved in 1958.
oh and how wonderful those times were in 1958, the casinos, the drugs, the street gangs, the americans walking the calles like the good old days when they owned the place, and those damn uppity cubans knew their position as second class citizens, country bums ignorant and illiterate, lucky to work a few months during the harvest time.
oh how i do so much miss those days when havana was the place to be, and you're so right, when the economy in the city was so good, better than most of the rest of Latin America. ahh, when havana was the gold and the rest of cuba, well who gave a shit. and then those damn ungrateful cubans, the ones we liberated and gave them freedom and democracy, had the gall to do what they did. for no good reason. the bastards.
ahh, the memories...
Anonymous September 10, 2009 5:54 PM,
Are you against letting American tourists and businesses back in Cuba? Talking about ungly Americans!
Vecino de NF
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