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The solution to Cuba’s toilet paper shortage
The timing could not have been any better. Just days after Cuba announced it had a toilet paper shortage, Cuba comes up with the perfect solution: Cubans accustomed to hourslong speeches, thousand-word essays and lengthy interviews can now get Fide...
Castro Death Watch August 2009 poll
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April 2009 Castro Death Watch Poll
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April 08 poll: what will Cubans be able to buy next?
With Cubans now able to buy microwaves, cellphones and hotel room stays (never mind they barely make enough to buy their next meals), what will Raul Castro "let" Cubans buy next? A car manufactured in this millenium ...
Attention, Castromart shoppers
SS Fidel Castro, a sinking ship
I heard about this one on Babalu Blog. It seems a website known as “The Spoof” has published an “article” about Fidel Castro’s first-ever cruise ship. Here’s a snippet: The new ship which is the pride of the Cub...
Massachusetts colleges?!?! What the…?
The last place on God’s green earth–the ABSOLUTE last place–that you’d expect to find a viewpoint on Cuba other than “Castro/Che good, U.S. bad” would be a college newspaper, especially that of a liberal Massachuse...
Embargo costs Castro 89 billion
Good, keep that money out of the moribund dictator Castro’s Swiss bank accounts: Washington’s 45-year-old embargo has cost Cuba more than $89 billion to date, wreaking havoc on everything from primary education to pest control and nearly...
11 Million Cubans still in limbo
As long as Fidel Castro remains “officially” (if not clinically) alive: Cuba watchers and some dissidents question whether Raúl Castro will be able to implement his reforms as long as his older brother is alive. Fidel Castro’s pre...
He forgot to add, “if they follow my example”
Fidel warns of coming global recession Fidel Castro warned on Tuesday that the world could be headed for a crisis reminiscent of the Great Depression and accused the United States of exploiting natural resources and countries around the globe. ”...
BBC reporter kicked out of Cuba speaks
Stephen Gibbs of the BBC talks about his experience of getting kicked out of Cuba for reportage the Castro regime didn’t like, with a bit of a focus on the logisitics of moving from Cuba itself: Moving home, they say, is one of life’s f...
