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Caribbean Roundup

By Azad Ali

People

Carib paramount chief remembered in Havana

By Chudi Chukwudi

Cuba’s new heir apparent has work cut out for him|Cuba’s new heir apparent has work cut out for him

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Cuba’s new heir apparent has work cut out for him

By Paul Haven

U.S. lawmakers visit Cuba

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U.S. lawmakers visit Cuba

By Paul Haven

Ailing Chavez returns to Venezuela from Cuba

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Ailing Chavez returns to Venezuela from Cuba

By Fabiola Sanchez and Ian James

Fidel votes to upgrade Cuba’s Socialist model

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Fidel votes to upgrade Cuba’s Socialist model

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Cuba to free doctors from onerous travel rules

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Cuba to free doctors from onerous travel rules

By Andrea Rodriguez

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Midnight in Havana (Havana)

By Yoani Sánchez

Sports

RED BULLS SIGN JUNINHO

By Patrick Horne

People

Raul Castro says economic reforms are working

Peter Orsi

People

Era ends at Guantanamo as last two Cubans retire

By Ben Fox and Suzette Laboy

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Cuba oil dreams on hold as drill rig set to depart

By Peter Orsi

Transgender woman 1st to win office in Cuba

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Transgender woman 1st to win office in Cuba

By Andrea Rodriguez By Andrea Rodriguez

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Community group is greening Havana

By Ivet González

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UN announces aid package for Cuba in Sandy’s wake

By Peter Orsi

Hurricane Sandy makes landfall in Bahamas

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Hurricane Sandy makes landfall in Bahamas

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