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More than Mambo
With the Easing of Some U.S. Restrictions, Top Cuban Musicians and Artists are Bringing Their Talents North
Posted: June 1, 1999 By Jim Nesbitt
Totally Shirtatious
Daisy Fuentes Shows Why Guayabera is Cuba's Shirt For Romance
Posted: June 1, 1999 By Kimberly Cihlar
Economic War Against Cuba
It's enough to read the autobiographies of ex-U.S. presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon to find proof that within weeks of the...more
Posted: June 1, 1999 By Ricardo Alarcon
Whose Embargo Is It, Anyway?
From a business perspective, the restrictions and prohibitions regarding commerce with Cuba are neither cost-effective nor time-effective. According...more
Posted: June 1, 1999 By Dwayne Andreas
Havana's Auto Heaven
On the Streets of the Gas-Rationed Cuban Capital, '57 Chevys and Classic De Sotos Are Still a Common Sight
Posted: March 1, 1998 By Bruce Strubbe
Smoking with the Enemy
As One Cigar Aficionado Discovered, U.S.customs is playing hardball with smugglers of Cuban cigars
Posted: November 1, 1997 By Matthew Reiss
Che's Habanos
During his Years in the Jungle, Cigars Were Che Guevara's Faithful Companion
Posted: September 1, 1997 By Jesus Arboleya / Roberto F. Campos
Great Moments: Hemingway's Captain
Even now when I envision Cuba, I recall in vivid detail the descriptions of the island offered by Ernest Hemingway in his novels. The fishing boats...more
Posted: March 1, 1997 By F. Daniel Somrack
The Cuba Stalemate
A Former State Department Expert on Cuba Calls the Embargo an Idea Whose Time Has Passed
Posted: March 1, 1996 By Wayne S. Smith
Mooching Cubans
Requesting Free Havanas Takes Stealth, Diplomacy and a Healthy Lack of Shame
Posted: March 1, 1996 By Leslie Gelb
Opening the Door to Cuba
Posted: December 1, 1995 By Marvin R. Shanken
Forbidden Land
While Cuba Remains Off-Limits to Americans, Havana and the Island's Beaches Draw Tourists from the Rest of the World
Posted: September 1, 1995 By Mark Vaughan
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