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... te barrio of Havana, the Salon Rosado at La Tropical is the club where generations of working-class Cubans of color have always gathered to dance, sing, and live la vida loca. From midnight to dawn, hundre ...

... ory, culture, and tragi-comic encounters, contrasting sharply with recollections from working-class Cubans. Yet as Silvia discovers an evolving Cuba, she herself undergoes a surprising change-not entirely al ...

... ptain of 'Four Sheets to the Wind,' Bill Sheets, his wife, Carolyne and their crew befriend several Cubans. As a result, the Sheets sail again, again and again to the island to help their friends.

"That ...

... ver territory and ideology, and sometimes in pursuit of pleasure. American soldiers in Iraq, young Cubans in the U.S., and teens in border towns routinely criss-crossing between nations: these young people ...

... >''SANTERIA: As the revolution expanded across Cuba, Catholicism was discouraged and frowned upon. Cubans who were good Catholics were not considered good revolutionaries. This often limited access to job ...

... >''SANTERIA: As the revolution expanded across Cuba, Catholicism was discouraged and frowned upon. Cubans who were good Catholics were not considered good revolutionaries. This often limited access to job ...

... >''SANTERIA: As the revolution expanded across Cuba, Catholicism was discouraged and frowned upon. Cubans who were good Catholics were not considered good revolutionaries. This often limited access to job ...

... >''SANTERIA: As the revolution expanded across Cuba, Catholicism was discouraged and frowned upon. Cubans who were good Catholics were not considered good revolutionaries. This often limited access to job ...

... >''SANTERIA: As the revolution expanded across Cuba, Catholicism was discouraged and frowned upon. Cubans who were good Catholics were not considered good revolutionaries. This often limited access to job ...

... or asylum. The Cuban government in a dare withdrew all guards from the embassy on April 4.

'Cubans responded to the dare with their feet. More than 10,000 Cubans fled to the embassy within 48 hours. ...

... or asylum. The Cuban government in a dare withdrew all guards from the embassy on April 4.

'Cubans responded to the dare with their feet. More than 10,000 Cubans fled to the embassy within 48 hours. ...

... amera to show the plight of Cuban hospitals, not in areas designated for officials, but for regular Cubans.

"The blighted conditions revealed made an impact on not only the viewers, including doctors and ...

... erable political and economic effect on the island. These measures have been designed to encourage Cubans to remove the leadership and to undertake political change towards liberal democracy. The US govern ...

... f attending a single screening of the film, speaks volumes about life under the Castro regime. For Cubans, it was much more than a film screening; it was a window to the outside world. The story raises imp ...

... Williams.'"

"The reports expose the lucrative but extremely dangerous business of smuggling Cubans to the United States, either directly to Florida or through Mexico. These pieces were reported fro ...

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"From 1926 to 1948, Luis Tiant Sr. was [a] well-known pitcher for the Negro League's New York Cubans. His son shared the same passion for baseball playing for the Havana team, then in the Mexican Leagu ...

... PBS Newshour. [2010-12-20--excerpt], Cubans Grapple with Challenges and Promises of Economic Change ...

... ies -- combined with traditional media and the advent of social networks --have transformed the way Cubans relate to each other and to the world beyond.

Avanza Cuba (Cuba Forward) is a series of programs ...

... e 'Estado De SATS.' [This] chapter of Estado de Sats presents an analysis of the daily struggles of Cubans, living under an [oppressive] political regime, while studying other nations [who've] undergone peac ...

... sident of the United States and 1959 was also the year that Castro took power in Cuba, forcing many Cubans to flee to Miami. And in fact, the Cuban-American experience in Miami is a huge component to the se ...

... sident of the United States and 1959 was also the year that Castro took power in Cuba, forcing many Cubans to flee to Miami. And in fact, the Cuban-American experience in Miami is a huge component to the se ...

... sident of the United States and 1959 was also the year that Castro took power in Cuba, forcing many Cubans to flee to Miami. And in fact, the Cuban-American experience in Miami is a huge component to the se ...

... n begins to be reshaped by the influx of people that began in 1880 and continues into the 1940s, as Cubans, Mexicans and Puerto Ricans begin arriving in the U.S. and start to build strong Latino-American com ...

... Evening News' final day of coverage, Friday, December 19, Scott Pelley sat down with excited young Cubans who shared their optimism for the future.

"The CBS Evening News distinguished its coverage b ...

... ollapse of the Soviet Union.

"Part 2:

• This program follows those 2 million Cubans who've sought refugee status in the United States after the Cuba's Communist Revolution in the earl ...

... beginning. Their true goal was to go beyond that coverage to present a unique portrait of Cuba and Cubans that most Americans have never seen. Using their entry into Cuba, the WPBF 25 News team gained unpr ...

... ike Starbucks, squeeze between the city's historic, if dilapidated, colonial Spanish buildings. But Cubans desperately want an urban update. The conflicting views have placed Havana's architectural future a ...

... to travel the island and nothing was off limits. Our goal was simple: document the daily lives of Cubans. But it turned into a project much bigger than we had anticipated. We made stops in each of the 15 ...

... ey hadn't seen in decades. The tearful visit reveals a raw experience of what life is like for many Cubans today. Our goal was to make the program a true multiplatform experience. Viewers were encouraged to ...

... to the small island in the Caribbean that's been a forbidden fruit of sorts for travelers. But for Cubans living in exile in South Florida, the meaning behind this new political relationship was much more ...

... diplomatic relations in 2015. The dawn of Fidel Castro's Revolution in 1959 forced out thousands of Cubans who migrated to the U.S. The majority settled in South Florida with a longing for their country jus ...

... ntially catalytic opening of the digital world. Wifi hotspots began to appear last summer and young Cubans are flooding 23rd Street every night, their faces lit up by the flow of information (albeit censore ...

... different places and with different issues that matter to them. There are Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, recent immigrants and people whose families have been here for generations, urban and rural dweller ...

... a new, more progressive Cuba. The documentary introduces a variety of gay, lesbian and transgender Cubans who tell their stories in the weeks leading up to a celebratory Gala Against Homophobia and Transph ...

... prisoned for his passion for freedom; an architect who escaped oppression; and a number of everyday Cubans who express frustration over their lack of opportunity and decaying living conditions. What emerges ...