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As pope set to visit, Church has boosted social work in Cuba

September 15, 2015 - 12:08pm

As vespers drew to a close at the St. Egidio Catholic community center, a dozen homeless men in threadbare pants and rumpled T-shirts shuffled into a side room where volunteers handed out cups of soda and soft yellow...

World

Viva! Havana

By Miguel Pastor | May 25, 2002 - 12:00am

What’s the hottest urban destination in the Caribbean? If you say Nassau or Kingston, guess again, because the answer is Havana. After four decades of isolation, Cuba’s seaside capital is now swarming with...

Modern Living

Splendors of Cuba

By Miguel Pastor | May 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Yeah, Cuba’s cool, but you gotta get there soon," says Carrie Bradshaw of Sex & the City. That line sounded so apt when I heard it, and it kept ringing in my head until the day I finally reached my...

Modern Living

Cuckoo over Cuba (Part 1)

By Maurice Arcache | February 26, 2002 - 12:00am

It all started three years ago, dahlings, when host with the most, Ado Escudero returned from what should have been a four-day visit to Cuba (he had ended up staying there two weeks longer). Moi was dead sure I’d...

Health And Family