Cuban-American filmmaker Luis Moro shot a film in Havana without permission to protest against blockade 30 May 2006 New York 30 May: Cuban-American filmmaker Luis Moro made a protest against the long-standing US trade and travel blockade against Cuba by making a film there. Moro’s “Love and Suicide” was showing last week in East New York, New Jersey, after screenings last year in Los Angeles, Miami Beach and the Bahamas. It’s linked to a personal crusade against the US blockade and it has led...Read Full Story
When you go on holiday it’s hard to know exactly where to go and where to stay once you are there. Sometimes holidays can even get a bit repetitive as it’s normally always the same – beaches and hot weather. Whilst Bayamo in Cuba does offer these two things, it also has so much more that will liven up your
Cuba holidays .
Bayamo is located in south - eastern Cuba on the
Bayamo
River and has plenty to be proud of. It is a leading transportation, manufacturing and commercial...Read Full Story
Travel to Cuba may soon be possible
Newscast Media HAVANA, Cuba–Congressional and Obama administration officials said The White House is preparing measures that would expand opportunities for Americans to travel to Cuba and send money there. The measures would make it easier for Americans to get U.S. government licenses for cultural, educational and sports exchanges, according to congressional aides briefed on the new policy. They would not end the longtime economic embargo or the ban on U...Read Full Story
Cuba’s Tourism Apartheid and Huevo Cartoons This article ‘Tourism apartheid in Cuba’ in Salon.com’s February ’02 publication talks of one of the biggest ironies in the Castro regime and resonates during a time when the world’s eyes are on Cuba...Read Full Story
State media on Wednesday accused the social networking site Twitter of helping spread a rumor that former Cuban leader Fidel Castro had died, and criticized anti-Castro expatriates it dubbed "necrophiliac counterrevolutionaries" for jumping on the story.
DANDRIDGE, Tenn. — The man who fled from Cuba police Wednesday afternoon is in a Tennessee hospital this morning, shot by an officer after a vehicle he was in reportedly tried to hit police with his vehicle.
Nearly 50 years have passed since the Cuban Missile Crisis, but you wouldn't know it from rhetoric circulating in advance of the 2012 U.S. presidential election.