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- NO CASTRO, NO PROBLEM
- "I don't care about the perceptions"
- Capitolio
- Let me count the ways....
- Odds and ends
- Cementerio Colon
- “Virtual” television
- Odds and ends
- Gotta go...
- “A summer night’s dream”
- Santiago, El Morro again
- Dialogue with the Cuban military?
- Lailí Pérez Negrín
- The speech
- Raul takes the stage
- Raul: "structural" changes needed
- Carlos' titles
- Paseo del Prado
- Going home again
- Health care myth and reality
- Moa-Baracoa
- Clinton/Obama, round two
- Odds and ends
- Santiago, Parque Cespedes
- The Coast Guard's problem
- A meeting with Castro?
- "Positive political change is unlikely"
- Cuba 3, U.S. 1...
- USITC study: U.S. restrictions limit exports to Cuba
- Caibarien
- Round two on the migration accords
- Odds and ends
- HavanaHospital.com
- Car trouble in Havana
- Migration accords in trouble?
- Back home in Hialeah
- First aid, Cuba's and ours
- Alamar
- Odds and ends
- Santiago
- Viva Bubba...
- ...and viva la Yuma
- Odds and ends
- An embassy in Tripoli
- Latin bishops support Cuba's church
- In Vedado, guarding Lennon's statue
- Guantanamo -- the base
- Guantanamo
- Odds and ends
- Havana's cathedral
- "Irritating privileges"
- Bay of Pigs coastline
- Questions of loyalty
- Rice on Cuba (updated)
- Will Fidel run?
- "Resistance"
- Odds and ends
- Holguin, August 2005
- Cuba, Colombia, and terrorism
- Odds and ends
- On alert, Playa Giron
- Looking for a new horse?
- Thompson and Cuban migrants -- the real issue got ...
- Odds and ends
- In Baracoa, ready for her quinceanera
- Raul 1, Bureaucracy 0
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2 comments:
Where's the beach? I visited Bay of Pigs in 1960 saw a beach, in fact the invaders were pinned down on the beach and couldn't retreat inland.
It's not all white sandy beach; this was taken a little north of Playa Giron where the coastline is rocky.
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