GUARDIAN, U.K./ Mobile phones have finally breached that fortress called Cuba. They are everywhere but very few use the phone to talk. It's too expensive. Instead phones are used like pagers. Cuba has Latin America's lowest mobile phone penetration but is rising fast with 480,000 units out of 11.2 million people. But they are bringing changes to the isla.
"Even if it is not always immediately visible the arrival of new technology brings changes which bubble under the surface," said Cuba watcher Brian Latell,
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12 January 2010
CUBA: Update On Fidel Castro by Brian Latell.
MIAMI HERALD/
Fidel Castro is beginning his 52nd year in power by renewing his influence and causing tension by undermining his brother Raul's legitimacy. Especially telling was April 21 when Fidel castigated and humiliated his brother at a meeting in Venezuela when -- seemingly in an inebriated state -- Raúl expressed willingness to discuss almost everything with the Obama administration.
Fidel Castro is beginning his 52nd year in power by renewing his influence and causing tension by undermining his brother Raul's legitimacy. Especially telling was April 21 when Fidel castigated and humiliated his brother at a meeting in Venezuela when -- seemingly in an inebriated state -- Raúl expressed willingness to discuss almost everything with the Obama administration.
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