[Update: The United States won the final, 10-5.]
Saturday, September 26, 2009
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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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5 comments:
any defections yet?
I don't know if the Cuban's sorrowful countenance at the end of the clip was due to the loss, or due to the fact he would have to return to the island.
The first two comments are so ridiculous in their bias. Its why real cubans would just not like miami exiles. Real cubans want more freedom, but not the kind the right wing tea baggin' exiles are calling for.
Culturally, (outside of politics) real cubans are latin americans. Culturally, Miami exiles are sarah palin, tea baggers, who are not really even latin.
"Tea baggin'". You sound like a child. "Real Cubans". Stop listening to your father. You certainly do not sound like a Cuban who currently lives on the island.
Several years ago, when there was some kind of baseball championship in Canada, several Cuban ballplayers defected. A local newspaper held a contest to guess how many Cubans would ultimately jump the fence for freedom.
The Maximum Leader was so enraged that he officially declared Canada to be the "Second Enemy Nation to the North."
I wonder how many Canadian Leftsides know this fact?
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