There was no sign of Fidel Castro at any of Cuba's May Day celebrations. He has not made a public appearance since undergoing emergence surgery nine months ago.
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- Michael Moore in Trouble for Visiting Cuba
- Bolivia Moves One Step Closer To Nationalized Oil
- Is Cuba's Government Relaxing Its Policies?
- Pope Makes Strong Comments on Abortion
- Survivors of Sinking Claim that They Were Rammed
- Street Gangs Still a Major Problem in Port-Au-Prince
- Informal Markets in Venezuela
- UN Envoy Praises Bolivian Social Reforms
- World Economy Reacts to Chavez's Threats
- Multinational Latin American Companies Make Big Gains
- Chavez Seizes Last Foreign-Owned Oil Facilities
- Weird but True
- Pope to Visit Brazil
- More migration to the U.S. than deaths in Mexico
- Brazil bypasses patent on AIDS drug
- Textile Factories Cause Problems In Mexico
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