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The results of Cuba’s elections, whether the municipal partial elections taking place every two and a half years or the general elections which take place every five years (and which include municipal, provincial and national parliamentary elections), require serious and detailed analysis. . . .it is important for the moment to deal in the form of notes with some media disinformation regarding the municipal elections which just recently came to an end . . .more>

A modern neurosurgery system —called Estereoflex— developed in Cuba by the International Center for Neurological Restoration (CIREN) and the Center for Immunology Research (CIE) will soon benefit Argentinean patients . . .more>

The 60-year-old U.S. trade embargo against Cuba is "a chokehold" on the Caribbean island nation, Cuban union members told their U.S. colleagues during nine U.S. unionists' recent research trip there. . . more >
Hugo Chavez and Raul Castro interviewed by Sean Penn: By now, October 2008, I had digested my earlier visits to Venezuela and Cuba and time spent with Chávez and Fidel Castro. I had grown increasingly intolerant of the propaganda. Though Chávez himself has a penchant for rhetoric, never has it been a cause for war. In hopes of demythologizing this "dictator," I decided to pay him another visit. By this time I had come to say to friends in private, "It's true, Chávez may not be a good man. But he may well be a great one." . . . more>
Canadian Newtwork on Cuba: In large parts of Pinar del Rio and Isla de la Juventud, houses, schools, hospitals and other public buildings that weren't demolished, lost their roofs or suffered other kinds of damage . . . more>
Five Cubans convicted in 2001 of spying for the Castro regime have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to grant a new trial in a politically charged case that has attracted international attention . . . more>
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