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    Tuesday 6th January, 2009 
  • Cuba Grants Electronic Access to Hemingway Papers
    Fox News
    Havana — Cuba on Monday began accepting requests for electronic access to more than 3,000 documents from Ernest Hemingway's home on the island, including the unpublished epilogue of "For Whom...

  • Cuba puts net nickel profit at $552 million
    Caribbean Net News
    Havana, Cuba (Reuters): The Cuban nickel industry garnered $552 million net profit on 70,400 tonnes of unrefined nickel and cobalt in 2008, local media reported Monday, citing the Basic Industry...

  • Cubans encouraged to build their own houses now
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    In yet another sign of bringing change to the communist country, President Raul Castro has encouraged Cubans to build thier own houses, EFE news agency reported Tuesday.

  • Panamanian President Concludes Official Visit to Cuba
    ACN
    Havana, Cuba, (acn) Panamanian President Martin Torrijos Espino concluded a three-day official visit to Cuba that contributed to the strengthening of friendship ties and cooperation between...

  • Nickel again earned more than tourism in
    Miami Herald
    Cuba produced 70,400 tons of nickel in 2008, helping the industry surpass tourism as the communist-run island's top source of revenue for the second consecutive year, state media reported...

  • The Cuba effect that haunts the car industry
    Times Online
    With boom-time market certainties crumbling as far as the eye can see, and a gut-wrenching year in prospect, Japanese carmakers have begun muttering darkly of another spectre: the Cuba Effect. ...

  • Raul Castro offers direct talks with Obama
    Times of Oman
    Us President-elect Barack Obama is seeking as much as $310 billion in tax cuts as part of a massive stimulus plan to counter what senior policymakers warned could be a prolonged period of...

  • Muere Geladio Grinberg, creador de los Movado
    Miami Herald
    ... edalio Grinberg, el hombre que comenzó vendiendo modestos relojes con alarma en La Habana de 1946 y terminó como dueño del exclusivo imperio de los Movado, falleció el...

  • Salsero cubano Paulito FG vuelve a Miami para un concierto
    Miami Herald
    El polémico cantante Paulito FG regresará a Miami para participar en un concierto gigante que se efectuará el próximo 1ro de febrero como parte de una gira del artista...



  • Latin America stocks gain on US construction data
    The Miami Herald
    Latin American stocks rose Monday as investors bet better than expected economic news from the U.S. would buoy local markets.Brazil's benchmark Ibovespa index climbed 3.2 percent to...

  • Panamanian President Unveils Bust of his Father in Havana
    ACN
    Havana, Cuba, (acn) Panamanian President Martin Torrijos, on official visit to Cuba, unveiled this Monday a monument built to homage his late father, Omar Torrijos.

  • Cuba makes thousands of Hemingway documents available
    Star-Telegram
    Cuba on Monday began accepting requests for electronic access to 3,197 documents from Ernest Hemingway’s home on the island, including the unpublished epilogue...

  • Brazil bounces 3% higher; Mexican shares eases
    Market Watch
    Strength in materials and energy stocks as prices for crude oil rallied helped pull most of Latin America's equity markets higher Monday.

  • Hilda Molina pide ver a Bachelet y Kirchner
    Miami Herald
    La médica opositora cubana Hilda Molina, que desde hace 14 años reclama al gobierno permiso para visitar a su familia en Buenos Aires, pidió el lunes a las presidentas Cristina...

  • Graffiti vandalism defaces Catholic church in S.F.
    San Francisco Chronicle
    01-05) 15:38 - Parishioners of the Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood plan to arrive early for Tuesday morning Mass so they can paint over...

  • Torrijos visita Cuba en semana de intensa agenda internacional
    Miami Herald
    El presidente de Panamá, Martín Torrijos (d); su esposa, Vivian Fernández de Torrijos, (i) y su hijo, Nicolás (c), asisten a un acto en el que se develó un busto...

  • Ecuador busca estrechar relaciones con Cuba
    Miami Herald
    Ecuador felicitó el lunes al pueblo cubano al conmemorarse el 50 aniversario del triunfo de la revolución en la isla y condenó el bloqueo "unilateral...

  • Socialist candidate abandons Chilean presidential race
    Merco Press
    The Organization of American States Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza announced Monday his withdrawal from the Chilean presidential elections scheduled for next December.

  • The Cuban revolution at 50
    Financial Times
    ... marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban revolution. Here we look back at key events in a tumultuous half-century since Fidel Castro led his rebels into Havana to overthrow the dictator...

  • Sports still No. 1 in Cuba despite declines
    Miami Herald
    During Opening Ceremonies at the Beijing Olympics, former Cuban sports heroes Teofilo Stevenson, Javier Sotomayor and Ana Fidelia Quirot sat together inside Bird's Nest Stadium.When the Cuban team...

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