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An Interesting Look At The Cuban Cigar
Even most non-cigar smokers have heard some of the lore surrounding the Cuban cigar. Long revered as the finest and best tasting brands in the world, they have traditionally been extremely difficult to procure. Consequently there exists a very profitable market for importing and distributing Cuban c
Travel To Cuba: The Caribbeans Forbidden Island
Think Cuba, and vivid images come to mind: of men in Guayabera shirts and Panama hats, tropical breezes and cool drinks, steamy Latin rhythms and sultry women. It has always been an intriguing place, steeped in truth and in fiction by the novels of Ernest Hemingway.In the pre-Revolution Batista days
An Element Of Perfidy
In every change of policy there's an element of perfidy. I don't know whether to laugh or sob. There's a fine line between courage and stupidity. Illinois and the election were mine in sixty till Daley ordered ballot tampering by his underworld clods. But in every change of policy there's an element
Exotic Island Wedding Where Dreams Truly Come True In Paradise
As a travel professional considering an exotic island wedding was a logical choice, but having to convince a strong Catholic family was the challenge I faced! I was never a traditionalist in the sense, and I have attended so many conventional weddings with a church ceremony and post-reception in th
Morgan Lafitte And Merovingians
The following missive starts to show a little of what I suspected and when I receive the documents my book on these people will have many other avenues to explore I am sure. “I have documents concerning one Jean Lafitte, it is possibly Jean Lafitte the pirate after Galveston. Jean Lafitte lived in
Are Fidel Castros Days Numbered
The Cuban leader Fidel Castro is making attempts to drag his country out of the guagmire he has landed it in since rejecting adopting market economic principles when its sponsor, the Soviet Union, fell apart in 1991. Even though his way of doing it -telling the Cuban population to save on energy and
Cuba – The Hidden Paradise
Cuba – The Hidden ParadiseRead Jetsetters Magazine at www.jetsettersmagazine.comTo read this entire feature FREE with photos cut and paste this link:http://jetsettersmagazine.com/archive/jetezine/globe02/Carib02/Cuba/Beach/cubali.htmlThe recent United States Congress vote to lift the ban on American
500 Detainees File Suit
A lawsuit was filed by a human-rights lawyers' group seeking to release the more than 500 unnamed terror suspects held captive by the U.S. Government in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.February 16, 2005- A lawsuit was filed by a human-rights lawyers' group seeking to release the more than 500 unnamed terror su
Moazzam Begg Guantanamo Bay
Channel 4 ( UK )paid Moazzam Begg an undisclosed sum to attend an interview to discuss his imprisonment in Guantanamo Bay which was aired at 7pm on 24th February 2004. Begg, one of nine British men who were held at the military camp in Cuba, was released on 25th January 2005 along with Feroz Abbasi,
CubaPicturescom Launched By Lonely Planet Author
The original author of Lonely Planet Cuba announces the launch of Cuba-Pictures.com, a 23-page collection of 207 travel photos of Cuba.All photos in this picture gallery are by David Stanley, who researched and wrote the first two editions of Lonely Planet Cuba, published in 1997 and 2000. Stanley
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