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Raul Castro ousts top Cubans loyal to Fidel Castro
HAVANA - President Raul Castro abruptly ousted some of Cuba's most powerful officials Monday, remaking the government in the biggest shakeup since he took over from his ailing brother Fidel Castro a year ago. The changes replaced some key Fidel loyalists, including the longtime foreign minister, with men closer to Raul. They also reduced the enormous powers of a vice president credited with saving Cuba's economy after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Nations:Cuba People:Fidel Castro Barack Obama Activities:2006 Castro Health Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-03-02
Changing Cuba: Monster buses vanish from Havana streets
First comes the stink of diesel, then a metallic roar, and finally a tower of black smoke that tells you the "camello" -- the camel -- has reached your stop.
Nations:Cuba Venezuela People:Fidel Castro Activities:2006 Castro Health Crisis
2008-04-19
White House: Cuba changes 'cosmetic'
The White House on Friday dismissed as "cosmetic" changes in Cuba under new President Raul Castro on issues like access to cellphones and the potential easing of travel restrictions.
People:Felipe Calderon Stephen Harper George W. Bush Activities:2006 Castro Health Crisis Cuba-U.S.
2008-04-19
Castro reforms: DVDs, farms for Cubans
Cubans snapped up DVD players, motorbikes and pressure cookers for the first time Tuesday as Raul Castro's new government loosened controls on consumer goods and invited private farmers to plant tobacco, coffee and other crops on unused state land.
Nations:Mexico Activities:2006 Castro Health Crisis
2008-04-01
Thanks Raul: Cubans can stay in hotels
Raul Castro's government opened luxury hotels and resorts to all Cubans Monday, ending a ban despised across the island as "tourist apartheid" and taking another step toward the creation of a consumer economy in the socialist state.
Nations:Mexico People:Fidel Castro Activities:2006 Castro Health Crisis
2008-03-31
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