Sentence examples for of which cuba from inspiring English sources

The population is shrinking and ageing, the economy is hopelessly unproductive and the state can no longer pay for the paternalist social services of which Cuba was once proud.

They are writers, doctors, lawyers, economists, teachers, peasants and human rights activists who believed, naïvely, that their ruler and former revolutionary leader would at least tolerate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (of which Cuba is a signatory) instead of jailing people for possessing and distributing it.

Tells about the US/Cuba baseball game, which Cuba won, 9-6, and a kayaking competition.

Cuba was originally widely covered in forest, much of which has since been converted to cropland and pastures.

Cuba is estimated to want products totaling about $30 million, of which Archer Daniels Midland, Cargill and Riceland appear to have won the largest share.

Fusco has gathered first editions of many of the books (including "Sartre on Cuba") and copies of memos calling for their suppression (all of which sign off with the word "Revolutionarily").

Cuba's lush tropical plant life includes thousands of flowering plant species, half of which may be endemic to the archipelago.

Which makes Cuba one of the least connected places on Earth, and one of the most challenging locations to work as a tech entrepreneur.

But it is mainly the result of the murder of Argaña, which prompted both to flee (Mr Cubas to Brazil).

And Bush called Cuba one of the terrorist nations, which of course severely damaged relations between Cuba and the United States.

"Maintaining this embargo, maintaining this hostility, all it does is strengthen and embolden the hard-liners," said Carlos Saladrigas, a Cuban exile and co-chairman of the Cuba Study Group in Washington, which advocates engagement with Cuba.