Havana, also referred to as La Habana in Spanish, was declared the capital of Cuba in 1607. Prior to 1607, in 1515, Santiago de Cuba was the capital of Cuba. Havana is also one of Cuba’s provinces. [Read more…]
U.S.-Cuba Relations: President Obama Delivers Statement
U.S.-Cuba Relations Speech, December 17, 2014
On December 17, 2014, President Obama stated that the United States is beginning to normalized diplomatic relations with the government of Cuba. U.S.-Cuba relations were severed in 1961, due to [Read more…]
Operation Pedro Pan: Thousands of Children Leave Cuba
Operation Pedro Pan: A 50 Year Perspective, Carlos Eire, November 18, 2011
Operation Pedro Pan was a program during 1960-1962, to get children secretly out of Cuba. Thousands of parents sent their children unaccompanied to the United States to avoid having them indoctrinated by the Castro regime, who forced the teachings of Marxism-Leninism in schools, forcefully removing the parents rights to choose the type of education they wanted for their children. Parents [Read more…]
Does Cuba Have Internet?, The Reality
Does Cuba have Internet? – The Reality, contains information from a conversation hosted by Google on October 29, 2013, with Cuban blogger and dissident Yoani Sánchez. Yoani has become known worldwide for her efforts to disseminate information about the reality of living in Cuba under the Castro regime. Given the stringent control by the Castro regime of Internet access in Cuba, [Read more…]
Life In Cuba Today – The Reality, with Yoani Sánchez
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