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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sat Nov 21, 12:18 am ET
The husband of Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez said he was attacked by government supporters as he waited on Friday to confront state security agents accused of detaining and beating his wife two weeks ago.
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La Nueva Cuba - Tue Nov 17, 12:17 pm ET
By Rachel Pulfer Walruss Magazine Canada Infosearch: José Cadenas Analyst Bureau Chief US. Reearch Dept. La Nueva Cuba November 17, 2009 The sun is rising over Old Havana, but the man standing at the balcony rail is in the shade.
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The World - Sat Nov 21, 9:24 am ET
HAVANA (AP) — President Barack Obama has answered questions submitted by a celebrated Cuban blogger, saying he isn’t interested in “talking for the sake of talking” with Raul Castro and indicating he won’t visit the island until the communist government changes its ways.
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McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News - Mon Nov 16, 7:01 pm ET
WASHINGTON — Any good will that Raul Castro enjoyed as Cuba's new leader has dissipated, according to a new poll, which found that more than four out of five of those surveyed in Cuba were unhappy with the direction of the country.
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The Record and Herald News - Wed Nov 18, 2:03 pm ET
“Cuba has insulted not only the state of New Jersey but also the entire justice system of the United States,” Rep. Scott Garrett, R-Wantage, said
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AP via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 17, 6:59 pm ET
A hunger strike by a Cuban dissident has been a hot story for Miami-based Spanish-language media, and concern about her health even reached the halls of the U.S. Congress, where an anti-Castro lawmaker warned that she was "close to death."
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New York Times - Thu Nov 19, 9:06 am ET
The very slightest hint of a thaw in cultural relations between the United States and Cuba has quietly brought the Cuban band Septeto Nacional to New York.
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INO News - Sat Nov 21, 8:25 am ET
(RTTNews) - A former US State Department official and his wife have admitted spying for Cuba for about three decades, reports said. In guilty plea agreements, Kendall Myers, agreed to a sentence of life in prison, while his wife Gwendolyn, will serve a term of no more than seven-and-a-half years.
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School Library Journal - Thu Nov 19, 4:38 pm ET
School board members in Miami have won their fight to keep Vamos a Cuba (Heineman, 2001) off school library shelves because the book paints too rosy a picture of life in the communist nation.
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Bloomberg - Fri Nov 20, 5:44 pm ET
Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Justice Department said a former State Department official and his wife have pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from their roles in a 30-year conspiracy to provide classified U.S. national defense information to the Republic of Cuba. The information was released in an e-mailed statement.
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Bloomberg - Mon Nov 16, 2:10 pm ET
Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Spanish hotelier Sol Melia SA will benefit over American rivals like Marriott International Inc. if a bill before U.S. lawmakers this week to end a 46-year travel ban to Cuba is enacted while a broader embargo is kept in place.
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AP via Yahoo! News - Fri Nov 20, 4:11 pm ET
A retired State Department worker and his wife accused of three decades of spying for Cuba are preparing to plead guilty in the case, according to a Friday court filing.
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ABC News - Mon Nov 16, 1:54 pm ET
Nonprofit says Pro-Cuba embargo money flows to congressional campaigns, influences votes Cuba - United States embargo against Cuba - Caribbean - Economic - Sanctions
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Independent Florida Alligator - Wed Nov 18, 12:18 am ET
This week, Congress is taking up the issue of the Cuba travel ban, part of an embargo started against the communist country in 1960. For nearly 50 years, it has been effectively illegal for Americans to travel to Cuba.
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NPR - Thu Nov 19, 8:07 am ET
A group of Cuban Americans has had unusual success getting House members to change their positions and vote against closer ties with Cuba. New analysis shows some political contributions from the U.S.-Cuba Democracy Pac reached lawmakers within days of them switching their vote.