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Women drummers break barriers in Cuba percussion
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Women drummers break barriers in Cuba percussion

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Cuban intelligence agent Fernando Gonzalez, known as one of the
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Cuba agent: US-Taliban prisoner swap a precedent

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Cuba, EU talks aim to reset stalled relations
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Cuba, EU talks aim to reset stalled relations

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Fidel Castro ‘dismayed’ by Garcia Marquez’s death
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Fidel Castro ‘dismayed’ by Garcia Marquez’s death

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Cuba home woes endure despite real-estate reform
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Cuba home woes endure despite real-estate reform

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Cuba publishes text of foreign investment law
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Cuba publishes text of foreign investment law

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In this March 27, 2014 photo, a poster of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez stands in the Petare shanty town of Caracas, Venezuela. Many in Petare, a sprawling hillside slum of crumbling brick buildings on the eastern outskirts of Caracas, have come to rely on Cuban physicians for free health services in a country where private care is too expensive for the poor and public hospitals have a dismal reputation. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
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Cuban doctors in eye of Venezuelan hurricane

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Cuba probes mobile data leak in ZunZuneo case
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Cuba probes mobile data leak in ZunZuneo case

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A participant in the competition for the longest ash is dizzied by the smoke of his cigar during the XVI Cuba Cigar festival, in Havana, Cuba, Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014. Cigar enthusiasts from around the world come to Cuba during the annual Cigar Festival to visit tobacco farms and factories and savor new cigar brands. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
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Up in smoke: Long-ash contest at Cuba cigar fest

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In this Feb. 19, 2014 photo, Yanitse Garcia and her daughter Olivia pose for a photo backdropped by a mural of a Cuban flag in Havana, Cuba. Garcia has spent three decades correcting people on the pronunciation and spelling of her first name. So when her firstborn came into the world three years ago, Garcia decided to save her daughter a lifetime of grief by choosing a simple name that everyone knows and which flows off the tongue: Olivia. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
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In Cuba, trend seen away from eccentric names

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