Cuba In The News-Archives 2/99

• Cuba Rolls Out Welcome Mat to Counter Embargo's Effects
• U.S. cites China, Cuba political repression
• They have suffered enough CUBANS AT GUANTANAMO
• Brothers' message flutters down on Havana
• Dade Mass honors four Brothers fliers
• FBI agent: Spy suspect defended MiG attacks
• Press rights group says reporter arrested in Cuba / Reuters
• Cuban Exile Says Castro Helped Terrorist Carlos, Paper Says / Bloomberg
• Outgoing Cuban calls hardest hit
• Report: Maya Indians suffered genocide
• GREENSPAN Q&A:PART VIII-Trade with Cuba, China / Reuters
• Cuban Crackdown
• Cuba Cuts Most U.S. Phone Service
• Havana Suspends Phone Ties to U.S.
• I am free
• Wings, prayers recall lost Brothers
• Brothers' kin, friends join in prayer
• Five Questions With Andy Garcia
• Families of three of the four gunned-down Brothers to the Rescue volunteers will hold a special Mass
• Justice for `Brothers' lost in policy maze
• Same for Castro as Pinochet
• Albright's response
• Tragedy taught few lessons
• Liz Balmaseda on February 24 Observance
• AT&T seeks other routes for Cuba calls
• Cuba, Japan poised for closer ties
• Hunger strikers: We're in limbo at Guantanamo
• Warming Up a Cold War
• If phones go dead . . .
• Cuban dissident detained for commemorating shoot-down
• FROM CUBA - The Independence of the Dissident Independent Press
• FROM CUBA - They passed a law against the truth / Christian Liberation Movement
• Cuban Prosecution recommends death penalty in hotel bombing case
• Castro tendió la emboscada
• Once revered Brothers to the Rescue struggles for relevance and support
• Advisor warned White House attack possible
• First cockpit-to-Cuba broadcast urges resistance unity
• HeraldLink: CUBA
• Pay up or hang up, Cuba tells five U.S. phone firms
• Cuba May Consider U.S. Moves If Not 'Subversive' / Reuters
• Vatican appeal for Pinochet's release sparks outrage
• As journalists brace for future, Cuba defends crackdown / CNN
• Castro's latest crackdown spits on pope's call for open Cuba
• It would be a cruel betrayal for U.S. to come to Castro's rescue / The Orlando Sentinel
• Cuba defends anti-crime, anti-subversion laws' / Reuters
• Crackdown on dissent raises questions about Castro's motives
• ANALYSIS-Cuba raises defenses against political change / Reuters
• U.S. Accused of Backing Air Attack on Castro Foes / Los Angeles Times
• Cuba, New Zealand formalize diplomatic relations
• Cuba crackdowns on US collaboration / Financial Times
• U.S., rights groups assail `scandalous' new Cuban law
• U.S. Musicians To Appear In Cuba / Reuters
• Black Caucus Congress members visit Havana
• Fear of freedom
• Cuban Parliament Leader Defends Law
• Cuba Targets Political Opponents
• CNN - Cuba takes hard line against opposition, crime - February 15, 1999
• U.S. Rules on Cuba Phone Payments
• Catholic Bishops Meet With Castro
• U.S., Cuba try to block money claim by downed pilots' kin
• Cuba set to crack down on crime -- and dissent
• WHAT TOUGHER LAWS WOULD DO
• Boston Globe Online /Cuba proposes tough laws aimed at crime, opposition
• More Americans Going to Cuba as Performers / NY Times
• U.S. Musicians to Work With Cubans
• Joint concert will be biggest since '79
• Catholic Conference Held in Cuba
• Bishops launch first inter-American Catholic conference in Cuba
• Mass Celebrated In Cuba For Political Prisoners Havana
• Get ready for the Cuban invasion
• Miami's Generations of Exiles, Side by Side, Yet Worlds Apart / NY Times
• U.S. repatriates 20 Cubans
• Lawyer in Cuba spy tale clears security for U.S. nomination
• French court will consider civil suits against Castro
• IPI: Press freedom eludes Cuba
• U.S. study blasts Radio Marti
• Castro Charges Thrown Out in France
• El Duque Is Awarded for the Art of Survival / The New York Times
• Cuban repression of journalists alleged
• Letter from The Committee to Protect Journalists to President Castro
• FROM CUBA / Short Biography of a Patriotic Woman / Jacqueline Rumbaut Pous
• 2 airlines licensed; charter flights to Cuba to double
• 700 U.S. students will sail to Cuba
• With Miami's glow in sight, a dream is dashed
• Lawmaker rips Orioles plan for Cuba game
• Cuba Repeats Threat to Cut Phones
• FROM CUBA / Cuba: Do the Workers Rule? / Zuñiga / CIJ
• Emilio Estefan Helps Cuban Refugees
• Georgia State Professor Sues FBI / AP
• Castro "a loser" / AP
• "No Freedom In Cuba" Comments Harsh Editorial In Italian Paper / Zenit
• Panel targets Cuba's aid to drug-runners
• Fidel Castro Will Always Reject U.S. Overtures / Universal Press Syndicate
• Cuba refuses information on Salinas' whereabouts / Reuters
• Norwegian Reported Missing in Cuba / AP