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· May, 2006

Stories about Cuba from May, 2006

Caribbean: What blogging is for

“Blogging … challenges the elitism that pervades the Caribbean and is a great experiment in the democratization of data,” says Geoffrey Philp in a thoughtful essay on the potential role...

Written by Nicholas Laughlin
30 May 2006

Cuba: Accomodating Cuba

What approach should nations adopt in relation to Cuba? Pondblog crafts an argument from the following ingredients: an article by the director of the Council for Hemispheric Relations (COHA), a...

Written by Georgia Popplewell
24 May 2006

Bahamas: Diplomatic ties with Cuba

It is “irresponsible politics” for Bahamas opposition leader Hubert Ingraham to say that if his party came to power he would downgrade the Bahamian embassy in Havana to a consular...

Written by Nicholas Laughlin
23 May 2006

Caribbean: Hurricane outlook

Over at the West Indies Cricket blog, Ryan Naraine cites the NOAA’s 2006 Atlantic hurricane season outlook, which says there is “an 80% chance of an above-normal hurricane season, a...

Written by Georgia Popplewell
22 May 2006

Cuba: The Tropicana

Qué Bola posts an atmospheric black-and-white photo taken at The Tropicana, the legendary night spot in Havana, noting that “The Tropicana is probably the one single constant that has existed...

Written by Georgia Popplewell
10 May 2006

Barbados: Will Cuban film be banned?

Barbados Free Press wonders whether Barbados will ban The Lost City, Andy Garcia's film about “Che, Castro and the Cuban Revolution”, which “is effectively being banned in many Central, South...

Written by Georgia Popplewell
10 May 2006

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