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Cuba's President Raul Castro arrives for a session of the National Assembly of Popular Power in Havana, Cuba, Sunday Aug. 1, 2010

Havana Photos Politics Scandals Wikipedia: Raúl Castro

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Cuba's Castro Backs Snowden Asylum Offers
Cuban President Raul Castro has voiced his support for the three leftist nations offering asylum to former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden. Mr. Castro said he supports the right of all... (photo: AP / Javier Galeano)

Cuba's President Raul Castro speaks to students during his visit to the Latin American School of Medicine in Havana, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 20

Asylum Cuba Photos Raul Castro Wikipedia: Edward Snowden

US News
Cuba backs Snowden asylum offers from allies
Comment () Tweet By PETER ORSI, Associated Press HAVANA (AP) — Cuban President Raul Castro threw his support behind other leftist Latin American governments willing to give asylum to NSA leaker... (photo: AP / Javier Galeano)

Cuba's President Raul Castro delivers his speech at the closing of the second day of a twice-annual legislative sessions, at the National Assembly in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, July 7, 2013

The Guardian
Raul Castro rages against Cubans' sloppy habits and decaying morals
The 82-year-old Cuban president denounces petty 'social indiscipline' such as drinking and swearing in the street Raul Castro delivers his speech to the national assembly in Havana. Photograph: Ismael... (photo: AP / Ismael Francisco, Cubadebate)
Castro Cuba Photos Society Wikipedia: Raúl Castro

Press Briefing - Rio +20 Antonio de Aguiar Patriota, Ministro de Relações Exteriores do Brasil entrevistado por Mônica Villela Grayley, chefe da Rádio ONU em Português

BBC News
Brazil asks US to explain internet surveillance
Brazil has requested clarifications from the US government about reports that its intelligence agencies monitored millions of emails and phone calls from Brazilian citizens. The allegations were... (photo: UN / Paulo Filgueiras)
Brazil Intelligence Photos US Wikipedia: Computer surveillance

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Herald Tribune
Haiti hopes $160 m for high-end tourism pays off
MONTROUIS, Haiti - The only leisure tourist among the U.N. peacekeepers, aid workers, embassy personnel and missionaries on this beach north of the Haitian capital must... (photo: WN / marzena )
Beaches Haiti Leisure Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Haiti

A man in scuba diving gear enters the aqua dome at the Manila Ocean Park

The Daily Telegraph
Diving holidays: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice
Readers reveal their favourite diving and snorkelling experiences. A scuba diver in the Red Sea, one of the world's most popular diving destinations Photo: AP... (photo: WN / RTayco)
Holidays Island Photos Travel Wikipedia: Scuba diving

Men carry a concrete block in an attempt to make a barricade during a protest against the new civil service law that will require government employees to undergo work evaluations, in Lima, Peru, Thursday, July 4, 2013.

BBC News
Violent clashes in Peru over new public sector law
5 July 2013 Last updated at 07:47 BST Police and protesters have clashed in the Peruvian capital Lima at demonstrations against a new law for workers in the public... (photo: AP / Rodrigo Abd)
Law Peru Photos Police Wikipedia: Peru

Bolivia's President Evo Morales, left, signs the new retirement law in La Paz, Bolivia, Friday, Dec. 10, 2010.

BBC News
Snowden on plane 'total lie', says Bolivian minister
3 July 2013 Last updated at 02:57 BST Bolivian President Evo Morales's plane has been diverted to Austria amid suspicion that US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden is on... (photo: AP / Juan Karita)
Bolivia Intelligence Photos US Wikipedia: Edward Snowden

President Barack Obama announces his administration's immigration plans, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington. There's not much President Barack Obama can do to boost the economy in the next five months, and that alone might cost him the November election. But on a range of social issues, Obama is bypassing Congress and aggressively using his executive powers to make it easier for gays to marry, women to obtain birth control, and, now, young illegal immigrants to avoid deportation

Detroit news
Obama for carbon-powered electricity. . . in Africa
By Henry Payne comments Henry Payne Detroit News editorial cartoonist, columnist Tweet Email Share A A A AP photo It’s a pity that the United States doesn’t... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)
Africa Energy Obama Photos Wikipedia: Fossil-fuel power station

Caribbean Economy

	China's Full Circle Policy: Treasured Fleets to Treasured Ground Troops WorldNews.com
	Tony Abbott calls on PM to 'name the date' Australian Broadcasting Corporation
	Analysis - Sudan's Bashir plays to hardliners to stem succession debate Swissinfo
	Brazil protests have not harmed Fifa - Sepp Blatter BBC News

World Politics

	End to Silvio Berlusconi's political career? Deutsche Welle
	Iran's President-Elect Calls Israel a 'Wound' Voa News
	Will the Spanish Prime Minister Withstand the Corruption Tsunami? Huffington Post
	Hasan Rouhani, Iran's New President, Calls Israel An 'Old Wound' That Should Be Removed Huffington Post
	Berlusconi Vows To Fight Back After Tax Conviction National Public Radio

South America

	Brazilian Michel Bastos has joined Al-Ain FC from Olympique Lyonnais Sky Sports
	Neymar: Messi is the best in the world Goal
	Gustavo open to Bayern exit amid Wolfsburg interest Goal
	Besiktas want Ronaldinho, confirms Bilic Goal

Councillors call for stop to Peak hotel development

The Caribbean has Lost 80% of its Coral Reefs According to C

Caribbean has lost 80% of its coral reef cover in recent yea

Caribbean Basin

2013 Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival Parade, Saturday,

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Toasted cacao beans at a chocolate workshop at the La Conchita Hacienda in Tabasco, Mexico. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans, the dried and partially fermented seeds of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao),

Is Ecuador home to the world's best chocolate?

Cuba's President Raul Castro speaks during celebrations marking Cuba’s Revolution Day in Guantanamo, Cuba, Thursday, July 26, 2012.

Cuba Condemns Continued Inclusion On U.S. State Sponsors Of Terror List

Vice President Joe Biden gestures as he speaks in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House complex in Washington, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013

Biden in Colombia to seek closer ties

Six California lawmakers took trip to Cuba with Capitol lobb The Los Angeles Times
JMMB among 50 best companies to work for in Dominican Repub Jamaica Observer
Productivity remains Jamaica's main problem Jamaica Observer
Medium chance of cyclone between south Florida and Bahamas-N Reuters
Cuba’s economic reforms debated at Miami conference The Miami Herald
American Man Is Attempting To Travel From Cuba To Key West O Business Insider
UPDATE 1-Brazil says backs aid to Greece after remarks by it Reuters
Westport Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2013 Financial Result Seeking Alpha
Brazil's Strange Reversal at the IMF Foreign Policy
Cuba's 1st solar farm a step toward renewables San Francisco Chronicle
Low chance of cyclone near Bahamas -NHC Reuters
Black-market alcohol kills seven in Cuba The Independent
>Cuba's 1st solar farm a step toward renewables Seattle Post
Brazil says backs IMF aid to Greece, calls back representati Reuters
Aaron Levie: How Mark Cuban's advice kept me from making a h The Business Review
British companies looking to Jamaica but have concerns Jamaica Observer
Alba alliance ambitions lay bare Latin trade confusion BBC News
Rio de Janeiro's World Cup and Olympic hostels boom BBC News
GOP budget and Castro’s Cuba have more in common than you th The Examiner
Cuba Methyl Alcohol Poisoning: At Least 7 Dead, 41 Hospitali Huffington Post

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, stands prior to leaving the Mehrabad airport en rout to Venezuela to attend Hugo Chavez's funeral ceremony in Tehran, Iran, Thursday, March 7, 2013.

President Ahmadinejad off to Russia

Anti-narcotics police stand guard near a coca field in Caceres northwest of Colombia, Monday Dec. 20, 2010.

Colombia coca crops 'drop by 25% to historic low'

File - Students and demonstrators, one holding flowers, protest against the increased cost of public transport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Protest-hit Brazil 'missed chance' to improve services

Around Town for Aug. 2-8 The New York Times
Outgoing Cuban, Kuwaiti Ambassadors Bid Farewell to Presiden All Africa
'An ominous sign' Jamaica Observer
Knox Indy Pro-Am bring IU's Elston, Purdue's Johnson, ex-Arl Indianapolis Star
Maduro: Best tribute to Chávez is making the revolution Granma Internacional
Uruguay's cannabis bill reflects liberal past BBC News
Uruguayan congress votes to legalise marijuana BBC News
UN narcotics body warns Uruguay over marijuana bill BBC News
Rare Cuba trips by Americans all 'work' and no beach playgro Reuters
Alex Rodriguez, one of baseball's greats, hobbled by doping CNN
Puerto Rico tries to lure more cruise ships Lehigh Valley
The lessons and warnings from 1983 archive BBC News
National archives: Shock at scale of Maze jailbreak, the las The Independent
National archives: Reagan blindsided Thatcher over 1983 Gren The Guardian
Latin Mix Party @CUBAN tickets Skiddle
Puerto Rico sees more rain, wetter times to come US News
Cuba reports highest outflow of citizens since 1994 Swissinfo
FDA warns of massive diabetes test strip recall US News
Phony rum kills seven in Cuba, dozens hospitalized Swissinfo
Republican Party Poll: Voters Agree On The Need For Change, Huffington Post

Arena Castelão, a stadium in Fortaleza - Brazil, one of the venues of the FIFA 2014 World Cup

Fifa: Brazil World Cup to have 'cheapest ever tickets'

Protestors gather in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Some of the biggest demonstrations since the end of Brazil's 1964-85 dictatorship have broke out across this continent-sized country, uniting multitudes frustrated by poor transportation, health services, education and security despite a heavy tax burden.

Protesters in Brazil keep up pressure on government

A U.S. Marine hands rations to a Haitian earthquake victim near Leogane, Haiti.

Haiti's hunger hardship

Mystical tides - an interview with Vodou priestess Sallie An The Examiner
Junior Achievement Jamaica changing lives The Gleaner
Cubs get 4 homers in 6-4 loss to Dodgers The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Cubs sign Dominican OF Jimenez The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Ian Somerhalder to be a speaker at the Social Good Summit Se The Examiner
Crush & Roll West: Central coast’s premiere cigar and wine e The Examiner
The Value of the Liberal Arts Huffington Post
Curacao continues its efforts to draw gay travelers, plans f The Examiner
165 years in prison for US man in Haiti sex abuse The Tribune San Luis Obispo
165 years in prison for Mich. man who sexually abused childr The Washington Post
Puerto Rico adopts new cruise industry incentives The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Trinidad to be first host of World Ramleela Council Newstrack India
A look at Jamaica's IMF report The Gleaner
How to forge a true partnership for Jamaica Jamaica Observer
Fresh optimism rises in Albany's West Hill Times Union
Split verdict for city landlord Times Union
Jury: Landlord stole security deposits, daughter cleared Times Union
Excerpt From Marine's Speech Proves Little Has Changed In 80 Business Insider
Gay rights around the world: the best and worst countries fo The Guardian
Delta to fly from RDU to the Bahamas The Business Review

A Brazilian mounted police officer charges against protestors during a demonstration in downtown Fortaleza, Brazil, Friday, June 21, 2013.

'War zone' Brazil still hopeful of World Cup success

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Everyone's asleep at tourism wheel

Beautiful view of sunset on sea beach - sea coast

World's 100 best beaches

Baseball: Ex-Windward catcher Tyler Heineman gets seven RBIs The Los Angeles Times
'Butch' Stewart urges Jamaicans to think, do big, bold th Jamaica Observer
Two plays that titillate - but falter The Gleaner
Philly transplant Jamaican Dave rocks reggae culture with an Philadelphia Daily News
Puig Leads Dodgers Past Cubs 6-4 The New York Times
Quiz of the week's news BBC News
Baseball: Locals rally USA 15U team to 11-9 win over Cuba The Los Angeles Times
3-day treat for indie film buffs The Times of India
Group: Jamaica must probe cross-dresser's slaying Philadelphia Daily News
2 more die from poisoned bootleg rum in Cuba; 2 state worker CNN
Yacht Charter Itinerary; Nassau to Nassau - Bahamas The Examiner
Chicken Cracklings (Caribbean Chicken Bites) The Examiner
Caribbean Premier League 2013: Barbados vs. Antigua cricket The Examiner
Jamaica: Cross-Dressing Teenager Murdered Huffington Post
Worldwide glucose strip recall ordered by FDA The Examiner
Ex-Brighton man sentenced to 165 years for child sex tourism Detroit news
Readers recommend: songs about the Caribbean The Guardian
Puerto Rico endures its wettest July ever Philadelphia Daily News
Food-for-foreigners fiasco: time to ‘Stamp’ out fraud New York Post Online
Idol Puerto Rico's third season airs for the first time in t The Examiner

Alicia Keys performs during The Freedom Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida - March 27, 2010

Alicia Keys -- Bahamian Bikini Babe

This picture released by Cubadebate on its website early Monday Oct. 22, 2012 shows Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Habana, Cuba, Sunday Oct. 21, 2012.

Venezuela's Chavez improving after tough cancer fight: Fidel Castro

Police cars stand next to a huge Christmas tree in downtown Liege, Belgium Tuesday Dec. Officials say an armed man who attacked people in a crowded square in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday had served time in jail for offenses involving guns, drugs and sexual abuse.They say he was on his way for police questioning when he launched the attack. Some people were killed and more than 70 people were wounded. La Libre Belgique newspaper reported that a 2-year-old girl was clinging to life.

Where are world's deadliest major cities?

Medium chance of cyclone between south Florida and Bahamas: Baltimore Sun
Phang serves up Calypso cuisine Independent online (SA)
Peralta disputes link to doping Canada Dot Com
Triple-S Management Corporation Reports Results for Second Q Seeking Alpha
Spanish train driver Francisco Jose Garzon Amo charged with London Evening Standard
Spain police to study train 'black box' Tuesday Boston Herald
Regulator to investigate sale of online dating profiles BBC News
Spain train crash: Driver Francisco Jose Garzon Amo provisio London Evening Standard
Colombian peace talks resume in Cuba as conflict rages Baltimore Sun
Cuba's Raul Castro promises succession has started Baltimore Sun
Repsol eyes sale of $6 billion Gas Natural stake after Shell The Guardian
In latest doping case to hit Jamaica, footballer tests posit Canada Dot Com
Ripken World Series is coming back real soon Baltimore Sun
Tropical Storm Dorian tracking north of Puerto Rico Baltimore Sun
Jamaica international tests positive for banned substance af Sky Sports
The Jamaican FF confirms one of its players failed doping te Sky Sports
World Cup: Jamaica international tests positive for a banned Sky Sports
FIU receives donation of Cuban art Sun Sentinel
Jail for £85m conmen who lived it up with private jet and ya London Evening Standard
As police crack down on pirate radio, broadcasters resist th The Verge

England's Wayne Rooney, center, celebrates with teammate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, right, after scoring against Brazil during an international soccer friendly at the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, June 2, 2013. To the right is Brazil's Marcelo.

Brazil 2-2 England: Oxlade-Chamberlain & Rooney on target at the Maracana

Ivan Marquez, center, chief negotiator for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, is accompanied by fellow members of his team, from left, Marco Leon Calarca, Ricardo Tellez, Pablo Catatumbo, Tanja Nijmeijer and Jesus Santrich, during the peace talks with Colombia's government in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, May 26, 2013.

Deal reached on land reform in Colombia

A woman raises her arm near Chinese national flags which are displayed to celebrate National Day Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, in Shanghai, China.

The China Dream and the Liyuan Style

Local woman on ‘America’s Next Top Model’ The Miami Herald
Group: Jamaica must probe transgender teen slaying Star Telegram
>Group: Jamaica must probe transgender teen slaying Seattle Post
Rights group calls for Jamaica to conduct full probe into mo The Washington Post
>Group: Jamaica must probe cross-dresser's slaying Seattle Post
Ottawa woman pleads for family after daughter killed in Hait CBC
NorthScape: the North Xtra Bulletin Board Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Travel the world in Aguaclara Swimwear (Photos) The Examiner
Domestic briefs: Millions of glucose test strips recalled The Washington Post
Documents Show Thatcher-Reagan Rift Over U.S. Decision to In The New York Times
Cuba: 7 dead after drinking illicit methyl alcohol Herald Tribune
Man gets 165 years in prison for Haiti sex abuse Herald Tribune
24 Teams to Compete in the 2013 RBI World Series MLB
US ups duration of non-immigrant visas for Cubans Herald Tribune
Aaron Sanchez And John Besh, Chefs Raising Hunger Awareness, Huffington Post
Woman pleads for family after daughter killed in Haiti CBC
Budget Travel Deals for $1000 or less: Miami and Bahamas or The Examiner
Jamaica court says commission has power of arrest Herald Tribune
Suburban West Palm Beach man charged with beating woman, tel Palm Beach Post
Cap Region getting 4th Menchie's fro-yo shop The Examiner

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