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...appeared in the Los Angeles Times: Fidel Castro is back from the dead (his words...the Cuban government. Besides Fidel Castro, Cuba has about 300 bloggers...shouted "Down with the Castros!" Fidel Castro didn't comment on the ruckus...
...blamed the difference in part on manager Ozzie Guillen's laudatory comments early in the year about former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, which antagonized a large segment of an already-small fan base.Guillen was fired after only one season with the...
...D-N.J., proclaimed that it would bring down Fidel Castro "within weeks."Traveling in Cuba nearly two decades...desire of the Cuban people for more freedom will become. Fidel Castro is 85 and ailing; Raul is 80. An influx of Americans...
...private ownership was strictly forbidden and the accumulation of wealth considered a sin against the revolution. Fidel Castro confiscated most land titles after the 1959 revolution. Since then, Cuba's version of property rights has amounted...
...traveling first to Mexico and then to Cuba. Although in both countries he met with the political leadership (including Fidel Castro), and even though he is a head of state, his purpose was not really political but pastoral. He traveled across continents...
...It's not as if Cuban president Fidel Castro revealed a well-kept secret when...It's not as if Cuban president Fidel Castro revealed a well-kept secret when...It's not as if Cuban president Fidel Castro revealed a well-kept secret when...
I think it's possible Fidel Castro has taken to watching our late-night heroes, the comics who can say nasty things about our leaders and get away with it, well...
HAVANA - It's not as if Cuban president Fidel Castro revealed a well-kept secret when he casually told Baltimore Orioles manager Ray Miller, ``This is a good baseball town...
...Marlins fans found club owner Jeffrey Loria to be only slightly more popular in South Florida than hated Cuban diablo Fidel Castro.I found that shocking.Not that Loria would be proven so unpopular - but rather that there were still 400 people...
The following editorial appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Fidel Castro, the face and soul of the Cuban Communist revolution for more than 50 years, drew limited attention in the United States when...