Cuba In The News-Archives 10/98

• U.S.-Cuba spy agency contacts began a decade ago
• U.S. probe is based on Cuban data
• Cuban dissidents get no U.S. aid
• Cuban-Americans honor their own 'El Duque' at parade / AP
• Pilots' kin can't tap frozen Cuban assets
• Cuba's Fidel Castro has no retirement plan / Reuters
• Jose Marti's 'simple' gifts
• Cuba's Fidel Castro denies he's a millionaire / Reuters
• Canadians to start $250 mln Cuba property project / Reuters
• Familiares de pilotos condenan la actitud de Clinton
• Dead fliers' families pursue frozen bank assets that AT&T paid to Cuba
• 2 more nations put in bids for Pinochet's extradition
• Exile group seeking Castro's arrest
• El Duque Seeks Daughters' Baptism
• Cuba bombing suspect not political, Salvadorans say
• Justice nearer for Brothers fliers' kin
• Tribunal rechaza habeas corpus a 4 disidentes
• Iglesia: El Papa propició importantes conquistas
• American dollars committed to building Cuban democracy
• In his own words: A defiant Castro assails U.S. embargo, scolds media
• Castro Not Ready for News Bureaus
• Now, Maybe, Hernandez Has It All
• Cuba Plans to Try Dissidents for Sedition Soon / HRW
• Aviso a los que inviertan en Cuba
• Priest discovers `hunger for God' at Cuban village
• After Pinochet, what about Castro? ask Cuban Americans / Reuters
• Yanks' Hernandez, Family Reunited
• Funcionario demanda a periodista independiente
• Could Castro be brought to trial?
• 8 House Members Urge Castro Arrest
• Suspected arson at Miami club / Reuters
• Couple admit role in Cuban spy ring
• A tale of 2 dictators
• London No Longer Safe for Dictators
• Increase in violent crime has Cubans in state of alert
• Nitza Villapol, 74, Cuban cooking advisor
• U.S. dismisses Castro accusation of tolerating sabotage against Cuba
• Cash-packing passenger still a puzzle
• Hernandez exceeding expectations for Yankees / SportsTicker
• U.S. Newspaper Editors Seek Meeting With Castro
• Castro admits in interview that Cuba has placed spies in U.S.
• Will anyone listen now?
• Report: Mexico Ex-President in Cuba
• 'El Duque' Goes From Cuba to Series
• Castro's international stage overshadowed by Pinochet
• Niegan permiso de viaje a disidente
• U.N.: End embargo of Cuba
• Singer's Calle Ocho lawsuit to be retried
• Menoyo: `El diálogo va lento, pero no se ha detenido'
• Cuba Seeks Change, Without Blow to Its System / The Christian Science Monitor
• Cuba After Castro: Some See Spain's Evolution as a Model / The Christian Science Monitor
• Were `mishaps' sabotage?
• Republican VIPs urge review of Cuba policy
• Olvidaron a las presas cubanas
• Senior British official meets dissidents in Cuba / Reuters
• Cuba to try prominent jailed dissidents "soon"
• Oh brother! A Hernandez does in Cleveland again / AP
• U.S. official backs Radio Marti boss
• Mas Canosa deserves the honor
• Duque Doesn't Feel Playoff Pressure
• Cuban exiles march against lifting embargo
• Rechazan `cualquier intento de diálogo' con Castro
• Lawyer says lawmakers helped spy suspect
• Cuban Officials Say AIDS on Rise
• Pilot: Cubans celebrated shoot-down
• Three more accused spies agree to plead guilty
• Foreigners to Buy Condos in Cuba
• Cuban couple pleads guilty in spying case
• Cuban pilot: I saw MiGs rehearse shootdown
• 10 Cuban refugees turn up in Sunny Isles
• Payá regresa a fundación tras ausencia
• Cuba Warns Citizens of U.S. Military Risk
• Diplomáticos dicen una cosa y Castro otra
• The scourge that is a Cuban passport
• Prosecutors seek to withhold papers
• Georges, Castro y Leonel Fernández
• Plane vanishes over Cuba / Evening Standard Online
• Una pregunta sobre la dignidad
• Luxury apartments rise in Havana, attract foreign investors
• Arrestan dos espías cubanos en Venezuela
• Carter Blasts US's Cuba Policy While Visiting Spain
• Ten Indicted for Spying for Cuba
• Crean premio de derechos humanos
• Cuba rebuffs U.S. food offer
• After two decades as pope, weakened John Paul II presses ahead
• Cuba Assailed for Dissident Charges
• ¿Por qué sedición?
• Denuncian explotación de obreros en la isla