 Impact Magazine | Cuba: Castro, Cigars and Cuba Libres Impact Magazine Raul Castro, Cuba's leader, has begun to allow change. His country is beginning to allow privatisation and trade, although socialism is still prevalent. The ration cards, for example, ensure all people have basic access to food at reduced prices, a ... |
 Daily Mail | Cuba investigating data leak in ZunZuneo case New York Post Cellphone use has risen sharply since President Raul Castro ended restrictions in 2007, from around 400,000 active accounts back then to 1.8 million today, according to government statistics. Filed underCuba, Twitter, United States, ZunZuneo. Read Next:. ADAMS: Democracy can't be retweeted |
Sending Ideas to Cuba National Review Online (blog) What is not an outrage is that the United States Agency for International Development tried four years ago to circumvent Communist censorship in Cuba by setting up a text-messaging network that Cubans could access. This “Cuban Twitter” was a ray of ... |
Mayors hook up on Okeechobee water releases The News-Press Because the Caloosahatchee from the W.P. Franklin Lock and Dam to the Gulf of Mexico is an estuary, it needs a mixture of salt and fresh water; when too much or too little water is released from the lake, the balance of fresh and salt water is upset ... |
Wim Wenders' Paris, Texas is less about America than “America” A.V. Club Denver/Boulder There's just something weirdly banal and unsatisfying about the explanation Wenders and Shepard belatedly supply. What drove Travis to abandon his family and flee for the freedom of Mexico? ... The film is most satisfying, most moving, when it's at its ... |
Cruise industry still facing sinking public perception, survey shows Los Angeles Times The industry suffered another blow when a fire broke out in the Carnival Triumph in February 2013, leaving the ship adrift in the Gulf of Mexico for several days. In January, gastrointestinal illnesses struck more than 700 passengers on two separate ... |
