The Republican candidates are in Florida. To capture the state, it’s key to appeal to Hispanic voters. And no Latino group is more important in Florida than Miami’s Cubans.
Ten years ago today, the first group of 20 detainees landed at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad embarks on a four-nation tour with visits to Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba and Ecuador, seeking to reinforce ties with the few allies Iran has left.
We’re taking a little off the top and trimming the sideburns for today’s Geo Quiz. Barbers in the Caribbean city we’re looking for will have a little more freedom come December 1st…
Harvard professor Jonathan Hansen’s book details America’s centuries-long fascination with Cuba.
The program sponsored by the Catholic church aims to teach Cuban students how to start and market their own businesses in the new Cuban economy.
Tom Schnabel shares one of his favorite new recording by Cuban artist Orlando Maraca Valle.
We are looking for a Cuban province that is renowned for its tobacco fields and is home to the 13 member band “Wil Campa Y Su Gran Union.”
The president returned from Cuba after receiving medical treatment.
The opposition candidates are positioning themselves for a possible power vacuum.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has been in Cuba since June 10th after receiving treatment for a known illness.
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Tiempo Libre is a seven piece group based in Miami. The band’s leader Jorge Gomez tells Marco Werman about his teenage years in Havana when he and his friends would try to listen to banned American music from radio stations in Miami by putting up makeshift antennas on the roof. These experiences are remembered in the group’s new CD “My Secret Radio.” Download MP3
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Cuba’s blogosphere is relatively small and its most famous practitioner is Yoani Sacnhez. She says her blog “Generation Y” is not an act of dissent, but is more like a daily diary to describe what it is like to live in Cuba. The World’s Carol Hills has more. Download MP3
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For the Geo Quiz, we’re on the island of Cuba, looking for its largest mountain range. It’s known for its coffee plantations but these days there isn’t enough coffee in Cuba – once a major coffee exporter – to even meet the demands of the local population… Download MP3