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Note: I
have completed posting the series of articles that appeared in the
Durango Herald and Cortez Journal documenting my
Cuba trip in early 2004. Unless otherwise noted, the photos were taken by
me. The articles and photos are copyrighted and posted here with
permission of Herald publisher Richard
Ballantine. |
Cuba: February 29-March 6, 2004
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The Cuban flag flies at the entrance to the
cemetery at Santiago de Cuba. In the background is the memorial and tomb
of José Martí (1853-95), Cuba’s greatest hero, statesman and poet.
Soldiers guard the tomb and perform a changing-of-the-guard ceremony
periodically.
Informal chat leads to
journalist's trip to Cuba

Castro's vision dominates Cuba
1960 embargo continues in today's world
Miami 5 revered in Cuba as anti-terrorism heroes
Cuba food production falls short
Medical 'soldiers' learn for free in Cuban program
'Guaranteed' freedoms denied or highly restricted
U.S. citizens' freedom to travel to Cuba restricted
Foreign visitors vital to Cuba's economy
U.S. journalists meet with Cuba official, dissident
Journalists
share rare experiences during study mission to Cuba
(This article was written for and published in the Inlander
trade journal.)