First Fidel Castro's cronies took his father's car dealership. Then, they took his father's life.Time to Pay Up, BuddNow, Gustavo Villoldo has a legal verdict for $1 billion against El Commandante himself. And he fully intends to collect, as crazy as it sounds.Miami-Dade County Judge Peter Adrien awarded Villoldo $1.179 billion today for lost income and pain and suffering and in punitive damages against the Cuban dictator, telling the court that "what they did was torture this family and tear it
via EdenPicture's Flickr If something Che Guevara-related happens in America and Miami Cubans don't make a fuss about it, did it even actually happen? A sculpture has been set up at an entrance at New York's Central Park that bears a slight resemblance to Che Guevera, since November. Except, it's not even Che. It's supposed to represent a Barcelona street performer dressed up as Che as part of a series called "Living Sculptures." The other two works in the
