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No more free lunch in Raul Castro's Cuba

ISABEL SANCHEZ September 28, 2009 - 4:29AM President Raul Castro is taking a bold gamble to ease communist Cuba's cash crunch by eliminating a costly government lunch program that feeds almost a third of the nation's population...

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US bans its doctors from travelling to Cuba

Havana, Sep 23 (Prensa Latina) The US government has banned its doctors from participating in the 20th International Congress on Orthopaedics and Traumatology, which started Tuesday in the northeastern Cuban city of Bayamo.

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Legacy of Cuba-Africa solidarity continues

In a visit to four African states, Cuban President Raul Castro continued the decades-long legacy of international solidarity with the peoples of the continent. Castro, who recently stepped down as chairman of the Non-Aligned...

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Official Cuban daily proposes 'Savings or Death!'