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Big Pharma vs. Little Cuba: Why Cubans trust vaccines and how they're helping vaccinate the world

Vaccines could be saving the world from COVID-19, but they aren’t. Almost everywhere, vaccine access or vaccine hesitancy are our Achilles heels.

The Conversation · Mar 16, 2022

People should ‘inform themselves’ on Cuba situation, says Rep. Albio Sires - Roll Call

New Jersey Rep. Albio Sires reflects on frustrations that drove him to retire and why he doesn't play basketball with his colleagues.

Roll Call · Mar 16, 2022

Ukrainian anthem, suddenly everywhere, shows music's 'jaw-dropping' role in Russian invasion

PITTSBURGH — A day after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, violinist Marta Krechkovsky stayed behind after a rehearsal with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

Tribune News Service · Mar 16, 2022

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Washington invitation opens way for U.N. expert's Guantanamo visit

A U.N. expert told the world's top rights body on Tuesday that she had received a preliminary invitation from Washington to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in what could lead to the first-ever visit by one of the body's special rapporteurs.

Reuters · Mar 15, 2022

Weatherwatch: Cuba’s two distinct seasons

Island has a tropical climate, with dry and warm then wet and humid seasons

The Guardian - UK · Mar 15, 2022

Explainer: How Russia’s war in Ukraine is shuffling US alliances in Latin America

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reverberated across the globe, including in the Western Hemisphere, where both Washington and Moscow see the crisis as an opportunity to shift regional alliances in their favor.

Miami Herald · Mar 14, 2022

Recent arrivals of hundreds of Haitians in Florida Keys is a sign of new trafficking routes

MIAMI — The arrival of nearly 700 Haitians in a string of dramatic migrant landings near an exclusive wealthy enclave in the Upper Florida Keys over the past four months suggests that those behind the rise in Haitian boat migration are getting bolder, and using new trafficking routes to get…

Miami Herald · Mar 11, 2022

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Cubans protest at Havana embassy as Panama tightens visa requirements

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Reuters · Mar 9, 2022

Russia becomes the world's most sanctioned country, surpassing Iran and North Korea

Russia is now subject to more targeted sanctions than Iran, Venezuela, Myanmar and Cuba combined, according to new data released by Castellum.AI.

ABC News · Mar 9, 2022

About 2,000 migrants from Haiti and Cuba have made the risky trip to Florida since October

MIAMI — About 2,000 migrants from Haiti and Cuba have risked their lives sailing to Florida to flee from political and economic turmoil in their home countries since Oct. 1, according to federal authorities.

Miami Herald · Mar 8, 2022

More than 1,000 migrants have made the risky trip to Florida in 2022. Will they keep coming?

MIAMI — More than a thousand migrants from Haiti and Cuba have risked their lives sailing to Florida to flee from the political and economic turmoil in their home countries over the past year, according to federal authorities.

Miami Herald · Mar 7, 2022

JFK to Joe Biden: Avoid my mistakes!

America's youngest-ever president offers words of caution — from the other side of the veil — to our oldest

Salon · Mar 6, 2022

Increasingly isolated, Putin finds a few allies in Latin America

MEXICO CITY — Facing condemnation from most of the world and stiff sanctions from Europe and the United States, Russia appears increasingly isolated as its president presses on with his invasion of Ukraine.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 5, 2022

Congrí: The essential Cuban dish

If I want abuela food — as opposed to restaurant food — this is the dish I make

Salon · Mar 5, 2022

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The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2022

US to resume some visa services in Cuba after 4-year break

The U.S. government says it will resume limited processing of immigrant visas in Havana

Miami Herald · Mar 3, 2022

Florida Democrats introduce bill to restart Cuban family reunification program

Congressional Democrats want to restart a federal program that reunites Cuban families in the United States, years after application processing for the program ceased after U.S. government personnel in Havana became mysteriously ill.

Miami Herald · Mar 2, 2022

US will increase consular staffing in Cuba but ‘Havana syndrome’ concerns still linger

MIAMI — The Biden administration is expected to announce a partial staffing increase in the U.S. Embassy in Havana that will help address a yearslong visa backlog affecting thousands of Cuban American families, a source familiar with the plan said.

Miami Herald · Mar 1, 2022

Cuban Embassy’s address in Washington may get a makeover: Oswaldo Payá Way

A bipartisan group of Florida members of Congress filed a bill that would rename the street in front of the Cuban Embassy in Washington as “Oswaldo Payá Way,” in honor of the late Cuban activist.

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The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2022

Sanctions are neither new nor guaranteed to work – just look at Cuba

Analysis: Economic penalties have been meted out since Napoleon’s day but there’s little proof they achieve the desired outcome

Miami Herald · Mar 1, 2022

13 Cuban migrants — including 2 children — arrive in the Keys in a wooden fishing boat

MIAMI — A group of 13 migrants from Cuba arrived in Key West early Sunday evening on a wooden fishing vessel.

Reuters · Mar 1, 2022

Exclusive-U.S. set to announce increased staffing at Havana embassy to process visas-sources

The Biden administration is expected to announce as soon as this week a plan to beef up its skeletal staffing in the U.S. embassy in Havana to restore visa processing for Cubans that had been largely suspended since the Trump era, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

The Independent UK · Feb 27, 2022

Carmen Herrera: Minimalist artist who found fame late in life

The Cuban artist didn’t sell her first piece until 2004, aged 89, when she was propelled into international renown

Radio France Internationale · Feb 26, 2022

Médecins Sans Frontières’ 50th birthday

This week on The Sound Kitchen you’ll hear the answer to the question about the Nobel Peace Prize-winning NGO, Médecins Sans Frontières. There’s news about the Baha’i festival Ayyam-i-Ha, information on palindromes and ambigrams (!), and contemporary music from Cuba on Music from Erwan. All that and the new quiz…

The Conversation · Feb 24, 2022

Why Vladimir Putin won't back down in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world, but in many ways Vladimir Putin has been building up to this for some time.

Miami Herald · Feb 23, 2022

Cuba blames US for the crisis in Ukraine, but stops short of endorsing Putin’s invasion

In a carefully worded statement, the Cuban government is blaming the United States for the crisis in Ukraine and backed Russia’s right to “self-defense,” but said the conflict should be resolved diplomatically.

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