Cuba News

The daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro had some blunt words Wednesday for Cuban-Americans who support economic and travel restrictions between the U.S. and her country, saying "a Cuban Mafia" made up of emigres "who have no scruples" are holding the American people hostage.

It was all sunshine, smiles and celebratory speeches as officials marked the arrival of an undersea fiber-optic cable they promised would end Cuba's Internet isolation and boost web capacity 3,000-fold. Even a retired Fidel Castro had hailed the dawn of a new cyber-age on the island.

Rayarena : She's coming not just to San Francisco, she will be at the New York Public Library on 42nd St and... Humberto Fontova : Florida will be a tight contest indeed, FFC.

On Saturday in an opening wine reception, Vargas & Harbin Studio Gallery debuted its latest exhibition, "Come Together," featuring Cuban artists who have a outstanding history together.

Five U.S. Postal Service offices in Clinton County are among more than 400 statewide that could see retail hours trimmed in an attempt to curb financial losses.

The latest episode in the Florida Orchestra's multiyear exchange with Cuba unfolds this week as Enrique Perez Mesa, music director of the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba, arrives in the Tampa Bay area.

Three women hitchhike along a road east of Havana. Most hitchhikers the author picked up during a week in Cuba said they expected continuity after the rule of the Castro brothers ends.

Andy Pettitte took the stand Tuesday in the Roger Clemens perjury trial and described how he grew up admiring the star pitcher he is expected to testify against.