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May 22, 2012
Cuba's High-Speed Internet Link To Venezuela Was a Giant Lie
Last summer, millions of Cubans were deliriously ready to blow their meager earnings on badly knit Che dolls on Etsy, flood Facebook with Fidel-praising status updates and, yeah, just download mucho, mucho porn. High-speed Internet, they were told, was finally coming to the masses via a 1,000-mile l ... More >>
Dining
May 17, 2012
Milestones in Beer History
Last summer, millions of Cubans were deliriously ready to blow their meager earnings on badly knit Che dolls on Etsy, flood Facebook with Fidel-praising status updates and, yeah, just download mucho, mucho porn. High-speed Internet, they were told, was finally coming to the masses via a 1,000-mile l ... More >>
Blogs
December 6, 2011
Hatuey Beer Returns as a Microbrew
The new Hatuey is close in spirit to the original.The new Hatuey (pronounced ah-TWAY) Beer returned to bars, restaurants and liquor stores in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties this past summer. The original Hatuey was first produced in Santiago de Cuba around 1927. By 1959 it was Cuba's favorite cer ... More >>
News
August 4, 2011
Cuba gets high-speed Internet
The new Hatuey is close in spirit to the original.The new Hatuey (pronounced ah-TWAY) Beer returned to bars, restaurants and liquor stores in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties this past summer. The original Hatuey was first produced in Santiago de Cuba around 1927. By 1959 it was Cuba's favorite cer ... More >>
Blogs
June 20, 2011
Bacardi Reintroduces Hatuey Beer With Real Housewives of Miami (Photos)
All photos by Laine DossWhen Hatuey beer was first brewed in Santiago de Cuba (birthplace of Desi Arnaz) long before the 1959 revolution, it was delivered with a block of ice to keep it crisp and cold in the tropical heat. The brew was named after a famous Taino Indian who in 1511 tried to ... More >>
Blogs
July 13, 2010
R.I.P.: Olga Guillot, "Queen of Bolero," Died in Miami Beach Yesterday
public domain image, via Wikimedia CommonsOlga Guillot in her Miami Beach condo in 2009Legendary Cuban singer Olga Guillot passed away Monday at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, the Associated Press reports. She was 87 years old.Guillot was born in Santiago de Cuba, but as a child m ... More >>
Blogs
October 26, 2008
Last Night: Gloria Estefan at Seminole Hard Rock
public domain image, via Wikimedia CommonsOlga Guillot in her Miami Beach condo in 2009Legendary Cuban singer Olga Guillot passed away Monday at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, the Associated Press reports. She was 87 years old.Guillot was born in Santiago de Cuba, but as a child m ... More >>
News
October 23, 2008
End of the Diaz-Balart Dynasty
The Republican brothers are headed for defeat, and Cuban-American politics will change forever.
Blogs
October 16, 2008
Some Cubans Back the Feces that Stinks the Least
The Republican brothers are headed for defeat, and Cuban-American politics will change forever.
Calendar
December 13, 2007
Afro-Cuban Artistry
And other magnificent new exhibits at the Lowe.
Culture
June 14, 2007
An Almost Lost Milagro
Eduardo Michaelsen paints in obscurity far from his Cuban roots
Music
March 1, 2007
Goldenfingers
Eduardo Michaelsen paints in obscurity far from his Cuban roots
News
February 1, 2007
Letters from the Issue of February 1, 2007
�We need to get the chip off of our shoulders and start thinking outside the box�
Calendar
August 10, 2006
A Bit Sketchy
Casa Bacardi presents illustrations of history
News
July 7, 2005
The Rum Chronicles
In which the author observes recent changes in Cuba: Cheap liquor is now plentiful but hope has become scarce
News
March 25, 2004
Meet Mr. Arza
In four short years, state Rep. Ralph Arza has gone from schoolteacher to powerful politician, and now he's about to take control of public education in Miami
News
December 19, 2002
Bolita in Havana
"I always say this is a mafia, but a peaceful mafia."
Music
November 14, 2002
Cuban Cowboys, African Salsa
Eliades Ochoa is more fun than ever, but Small World misses the Congo
Music
April 26, 2001
Rotations
Compay Segundo Las Flores de la Vida
Nonesuch
News
April 26, 2001
Bird of Paradox
José Basulto, president of Brothers to the Rescue, is a CIA-trained warrior who insists he supports nonviolent resistance. Complicated? Sí, señor.
News
September 21, 2000
Second Effort
Cuban boxing legend Luis Ernesto Delis arrives in Miami and rekindles his dreams of the ring
News
September 14, 2000
Letters to the Editor
From the issue of September 14, 2000
Culture
June 15, 2000
Art Out on the Town
Little Havana's Viernes Culturales
News
December 30, 1999
You Can't Take It with You
These days it's tough even to make a claim on the properties you left behind in Cuba
Calendar
July 22, 1999
Focus on Cuba
Andrew Moore and Tony Savino
News
February 18, 1999
Cuba's Second Revolution
Before he was banished from his homeland, Diosmel Rodriguez sowed the seeds of revolt among Cuban farmers
News
January 28, 1999
Nobody's Listening
A new survey of Cubans finds that Radio Mart''s island audience is shrinking by the day
News
January 22, 1998
The Quintana Plan
Exile architect Nicolas Quintana hopes to save Havana, the city of his birth, from the perils of overdevelopment
Music
October 16, 1997
A Man Who Loves His Son
Exile architect Nicolas Quintana hopes to save Havana, the city of his birth, from the perils of overdevelopment
News
March 13, 1997
Notes from the Underground, Part 2
The latest dispatch from independent journalists in Cuba: Castro is cracking down
News
November 28, 1996
Notes from the Underground
Impoverished and imperiled, Cuba's independent journalists stubbornly cling to the notion of a free press
News
November 21, 1996
The Ride of His Life
A young entrepreneur buys the troubled Jockey Club and swears he's not beating a dead horse
News
October 10, 1996
Hot Off the Presses
Exactly who diverted the newspapers detailing the Bacardi family problems? We may never know.
News
September 19, 1996
Freedom Fighters
Boxing is the quintessential individual sport. Unless you're a Cuban champ who has defected to turn pro in Miami, in which case it's a team effort.
News
September 7, 1994
Shine On, Crescent Moon
Love him or hate him, Miami Sound Machine architect and Crescent Moon Records visionary Emilio Estefan is a major force in contemporary Latin music
News
May 18, 1994
The Man and the Microphone
In the turbulent and often virulent world of Spanish-language radio, two things are certain: Fidel will be the debate, and Tomas Garcia Fuste will prevail
News
May 4, 1994
No Peace for Paula
In Cuba she was a symbol, the Madonna of the Counterrevolution. But in Miami, it's a different kind of fight for Paula Valiente.

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