Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Cuba

Fidel Castro's Slow Fadeout

Cuba's ailing leader gives up government posts, though he remains head of the Communist Party. more >>

More Plays on the News in Cuba

Here are some companies that could profit if the U.S. embargo ends. more >>

Investing in a Post-Castro Cuba

This closed-end fund bets on backdoor investments in the island. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Fidel Castro

Castro was in power for 49 years. In that time, there have been 10 U.S. presidents. more >>

Morning Buzz: Feb. 19, 2008

Fidel Castro resigned as Cuba's president today after ruling the island nation for nearly a half century, which was the longest reign in the world for a head of government. Castro's 76-year-old brother, Raul, who has been the acting president since Fidel Castro fell ill in July 2006, will take over. more >>

Morning Buzz: Jan. 16, 2008

After a jampacked night for presidential politics with the Democratic front-runners debating in Las Vegas and Mitt Romney clinching his first convincing win, grabbing the gold medal in Michigan, the candidates are now setting their sights on Nevada, South Carolina, and Florida, the three states with primaries before Super Tuesday. more >>

Tug of War Over Gitmo

Key cases this week signal the strain over prisoners' rights more >>

Bush Beats the Castro Drum

With real conflict elsewhere in the world, Cuba just doesn't rate this level of interest. more >>

Justice Department Lawyers Refuse Detainee Cases

Some lawyers in the civil appeals division object to the government's policies on Guantanamo Bay. more >>

Cartoon of the Day

Program to Aid Cuban Students Suffers From One Problem: No Students

The Georgetown University program was created three years ago to help Cuban students get technical training in U.S. more >>

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