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Choco Havana art comes to ValleyArts Firehouse Gallery in Orange, NJ.
Eduardo Roca Salazar, one of Cuba's most renowned and respected artist,is having an art exhibit at the Latin Art Space and ValleyArts Firehouse Gallery now thru June 23rd.
Cuban agent begins renouncement of U.S. citizenship
A Cuban agent who served 13 years behind bars in the United States for his role in an espionage ring began the process of renouncing his U.S. citizenship on Monday so he can stay in Cuba in a case that has long plagued U.S.-Cuba relations.
Items from Hemingway's Cuba home go to JFK Library
A new partnership will allow U.S. scholars and the public to get a fuller view of the trove of books and records Ernest Hemingway left at his home in Cuba where he wrote some of his most famous works.
Through posters, a dialogue about Cuba's future
In one poster, Raul and Fidel Castro ride in a hot air balloon made of newspapers.
No freedom of speech in Cuba despite easier foreign travel: activist
The Castro government's easing of foreign travel restrictions on Cubans has not led to greater freedoms on the island, a leading dissident said on Wednesday.
Venezuela's Maduro pledges continued alliance with Cuba
Cuba and Venezuela signed cooperation accords on Saturday for 51 projects as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, on his first trip to the island since his election, pledged to maintain the close alliance forged by his late predecessor, Hugo Chavez.
Cuban dissidents pick up EU prize, 8 years later
Eight years after winning Europe's top human rights prize, members of a Cuban opposition group on Tuesday finally picked it up after securing permission to travel abroad.
Visiting activists share Cuba's human rights plight
Cuba is only 90 miles from the shores of the U.S., but many more miles away in terms of human rights, a group of visiting activists shared with more than 100 area college students during a visit to Marietta this week.