Cuba: Hurricane Sandy leaves 11 dead
Hurricane Sandy leaves 11 dead and widespread damage; government announces further changes to migratory reform; Fidel lays death rumours to rest.
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Mark Keller
Cuba
Cuba: Government introduces migratory reform
Government introduces migratory reform; Cubans head to the polls; Carromero gets 4 years; Fidel battles more health rumors
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: 50th Anniversary of the Missile Crisis
50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis; Cuban VP travels to Vietnam; Fidel Castro battles death rumours.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Cubans hold their breath
Cubans hold their breath over Chávez’ reelection; Carromero goes to trail amid controversy; Cuba addresses the UNGA.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Cholera’s back
New cases of cholera reported in the interior of the island; nomination period closes for representation at the National Assembly of People’s Power.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Intellectuals vs. Reggaeton
Cuba’s artists and intellectuals take on reggaeton; dissidents end hunger strike whilst independent journalist is arrested; trial date set for Spaniard charged with death of Payá.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Census counts Cubans
Cuba launches its eighteenth census; blackout leaves half the island in the dark; dissidents lead mass hunger strike; MINREX willing to negotiate for Gross.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Havana to host FARC peace talks
Havana to play host to FARC peace talks; cholera eradicated after outbreak; private sector employment grows; VP’s daughter defects.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Island recovers from Isaac
Eastern Cuba recovers from Tropical Storm Isaac; dissidents denounce ‘wave of repression’; Nyad abandons fourth attempt at Cuba-Florida swim.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Spaniard Carromero charged in death of Payá
Spaniard Angel Carromero charged in death of dissident Oswaldo Payá; bad news for Cuban agriculture; Cuban medalists return home.
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Cuba: Oswaldo Payá Dies in Accident
Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá dies in a controversial accident; Cuba’s Popular Assembly passes economic reforms; Cuba’s Yanet Bermoy wins the country’s first medal at London.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Cholera continues to spread
Cholera cases continue to rise in eastern Cuba; government announces improvements to water system; bartenders break record for World’s Largest Daiquiri.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Cholera cases on the rise
Number of cholera cases on the rise; Castro returns from China, Vietnam, and Russia; and government proposes new cooperatives.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Raúl visits China and Vietnam
President Raúl Castro visits China and Vietnam; government confirms cholera outbreak; and number of Cubans intercepted at sea up.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: USAID plans to circumvent censorship
USAID documents show plans to circumvent internet censorship; Cuba recalls ambassador from Paraguay; Namibia donates 146 animals to Cuba’s National Zoo.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Clic Festival held in Havana
Havana hosts the Clic Festival on internet technology; government raises tariffs on food imports, and 24th Bolero Festival kicks off.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Teófilo Stevenson dies
Famed boxer Teófilo Stevenson dies; government replaces key ministers; 11th Havana Biennial concludes.
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Cuba: The battle over Havana Club
Cuba and Bacardí face off over the Havana Club brand, Ladies in White meet with Cardinal Ortega, and reports finds Cubans unsatisfied with reforms.
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Cuba: Self-employed advertise for first time
Cuba’s self-employed advertise for first time, Repsol abandons oil explorations, and Ciego de Ávila become champions of Cuban baseball.
Written By: Mark Keller
Cuba: Rains flood Sancti Spíritus
Rains flood Sancti Spíritus, Mariela Castro visits the US, questions arise concerning the internet cable, and UN denounces Cuba’s human rights record.
Written By: Mark Keller