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Rathke said Cuba had also provided assurances that Basque nationalists living in Cuba would never be allowed out to carry out future attacks against Spain.

Gazans are materially cut off from the world economy, just as in Cuba: everything patched up and odd flashes of modernity amid an economy trapped in the 1970s – the occasional new car alongside battered Volvos and even more battered donkeys.

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Some people, however, believe Buena Vista's portrayal of Cuba might be a little distorted.

But the official version of the talks, issued by the Vatican, said that they had concentrated on efforts to close the American detention camp at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.

Cuba will be officially removed from the terrorism list 45 days after the president's message was sent to Congress.

The Obama administration made little pretence in recent years that it believed Cuba was supporting terrorism.

The US and Cuba will also discuss the case of William Morales, a Puerto Rican nationalist wanted in connection with bombings in New York in the 1970s.

Aldama had an extra incentive to make sure she reached the final – her 71-year-old mother, Modesta, has left Cuba for the first time to watch her perform in the final.

The government says the socialist who has been Venezuela's leader for more than 14 years returned from Cuba three days later and is at Caracas' military hospital.

It contains a bewildering number of intellectual currents – from the moderate "democratic socialism" faction to the more libertarian "emancipatory left" to Cuba Sí to the hardline Communist Platform; for some the prime goal is "resistance", for others it's "governing".