Sentence examples for cuban press from inspiring English sources

The Cuban press coverage has been muted.

It said, "The Cuban press last month sent out word that I was dead but as you can tell I am not".

The Batista regime, which had already leaked the news to the Cuban press, mailed the F.B.I. two photographs of a fractured corpse, shirtless and smeared with blood.

Yet, the government-controlled Cuban press noted her death in two paragraphs and described her as an icon of the anti-Castro enclave in South Florida.

In 1959, as an early supporter of the Cuban Revolution, he and his friend Plinio Mendoza were invited to open the Colombian office of the new Cuban press agency Prensa Latina.

The Cuban press hailed Morgan's project as a "miracle," and when a reporter asked him if he had used architectural diagrams to lay out the farms he replied, "Blueprints, your ass.

And so they signed the lease in April 1998, did cosmetic renovations to the restaurant, and in October of that year opened L-Ray, a Gulf Rim bistro that serves such Louisiana specialties as popcorn shrimp and blackened fish, as well as some dishes that reflect Mr. Saralegui's Cuban roots, among them slow-roasted pork and Cuban pressed sandwiches.

The result is a happy marriage between a croissant and a Cuban pressed sandwich.

Cuban pressed sandwiches are composed of a mixture of ham, cheese, roasted pork and pickles, and they are a test of the kitchen.

THE South Florida humidity squashes down like a Cuban sandwich press, but the men kibitzing by the roadside, both certainly of AARP-qualifying age, seem to take it in stride.

As both countries are taking steps to normalize relations, the rationale behind the imprisonment and intimidation of the Cuban independent press could now become obsolete.