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Cuban protest group leader gets passport to travel

Cuban protest group leader gets passport to travel

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Colombia’s FARC rebels back drug legalization
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Colombia’s FARC rebels back drug legalization

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Cuba writer seeks support against criminal case
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Cuba writer seeks support against criminal case

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Members of the negotiating team for Colombia's Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, from left, Andres Paris, Ivan Marquez, Tanja Nijmeijer talk before giving a press conference on the sidelines of peace talks with Colombia's government in Havana, Cuba, Friday, Dec. 21, 2012. The government delegation and the FARC issued a joint statement saying negotiations will resume Jan. 14. The poster behind shows late FARC leader Manuel Marulanda, center right, and Jaime Palmera, center left, who is serving time in the U.S. federal penitentiary in Florence, Colorado. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
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Colombia peace talks wrap up for holiday break

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Ex Venezuelan VP says he met with Fidel Castro

Ex Venezuelan VP says he met with Fidel Castro

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A woman wearing hair curlers rides her bike through Old Havana, Cuba, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. On Sunday, Cubans will cast ballots to choose among candidates for municipal assemblies that administer local governments and relay complaints on issues such as potholes and housing, social and sports programs. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

Cuba’s elections: Grassroots democracy or sham?

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Praise, skepticism as Cuba eases travel rules
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Praise, skepticism as Cuba eases travel rules

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Cuba airs tape questioning dissident hunger strike
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Cuba airs tape questioning dissident hunger strike

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In this picture taken Aug 1, 2012, a child visits with his grandmother at a senior center, that provides retirees with medical attention, meals and social activities, in Havana, Cuba. Cuba grapples with having the oldest citizenry in Latin America, a phenomenon fueled by low birth rates and long life expectancies, plus the migration of young people and women. The government has already postponed the retirement age and is trying to create more homes and programs for the elderly, but still will have to handle the economic consequences of its increasingly graying population.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

Cuba’s aging population will test economic reform

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Cuban blog gathering prompts official criticism
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Cuban blog gathering prompts official criticism

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