United States-Cuba Relations 1999

Advisor warned White House attack possible
Albright defends U.S. backing for Radio,TV Marti
Angelos Is Optimistic About Games vs. Cuba
Anti-Castro Exiles Won Limit on Changes in U.S. Policy
Baseball Mulls O's-Cuba Games
Black delegation meets with Castro
Business leader predicts easing of Cuba embargo
Candidate [George W. Bush] takes a hard line on Castro
Castro asked to prove exiles' alleged plan to kill Venezuela's Chavez
Castro calls for crackdown on crime, urges U.S. cooperation
Castro gives Illinois governor OK to leave with sick child
Castro meets U.S. legislators visiting Cuba
Castro notion of U.S. trying alleged smugglers `unrealistic'
Castro promises `severe measures' for boaters who smuggle Cubans
Castro says U.S. would fail if it intervenes in Colombia
Castro skips WTO to avoid 'humiliation'
Chamber of Commerce seeks visit to Cuba
Clash of Cultures, Pride and Passion When Cuba Plays United States
Clinton Takes a Weak Cut at Baseball Diplomacy
Coast Guard planes scour sea for refugees
College of Charleston students to study in Havana
Colonel says Cuban official led team that tortured him
Coming of the Orioles lifts Cuba's passion for baseball
Congress delays vote on farm bill after splitting on issue of Cuba sales
Congress kills plan to allow food and medicine sales to Cuba
Congress rejects moves to ease Cuba sanctions
Congressman: Renew some trade with Cuba
Cost of calling Cuba may rise
Crackdown on dissent raises questions about Castro's motives
Criticism of Cuba supported
Cuba Adopts 'Wait-and-See' Stance
Cuba, Alleging Hijacking, Demands Return of Crew
Cuba announces start of legal campaign against U.S. embargo
Cuba assails U.S. human rights record
Cuba bars regular fans from Orioles game
Cuba Belittles U.S. Move to Ease Sanctions
Cuba bristles at lawsuits, threatens to end U.S. phone links
Cuba demands $181 billion in U.S. `war' damages
Cuba Detains 4 During March; U.S. Musicians Play in Havana
Cuba files $181 billion claim against U.S.
Cuba fires new salvo at U.S. embargo 'genocide'
Cuba may consider U.S. moves to modify embargo
Cuba presses U.S. to return boy
Cuba puts $181 billion anti-U.S. claim in court
Cuba rejects criticism of anti-subversion law
Cuba rejects drug chases in its waters
Cuba testing birds for germ warfare, exile says
Cuba to aid U.S. anti-drug effort
Cuban and US officials to meet on baseball-report
Cuban baseball teams may get chance to face major leaguers
Cuban leader tried to warm up to U.S. in 1964
Cuban official: I'm no torturer
Cuban officials claim moral victory in another U.N. vote against embargo
Cuban phone company suspends most service with United States
Cubans embrace U.S. plan to ease restrictions; government skeptical
Cubans in Majors Oppose Trip by Orioles
Cubans Skeptical About Expanded U.S. Contacts
Cuba's central bank chief outlines reforms since Soviet collapse
Cuba wary of Clinton campaign for people-to-people contacts
Deal with hostage-takers allows them to return to Cuba
Debate on U.S. sales in Cuba rekindled
Decision on Trademark Rights for a Rum Spurs a Global Dispute
A delay of game for Cuba-U.S. baseball
Eased Cuba sanctions questioned
Easing Cuba embargo gives lawmakers food for thought
Effort Against Cuba Criticized by Yankees
Famed Philadelphia choir breaks barriers with Cuba tour
Families of terrorism victims frozen out
Farm Aid Tied Up Over Cuba, Dairy
Farm, trade groups to host two Cuban officials in capital
FBI In New Cuba Drama
Feds oppose bid seeking Cuban telephone money
Fidel threat: We'll make our own Coke
First direct New York-to-Cuba flight begins
First U.S. orchestra to visit Cuba since '62 delights children in Havana
For U.S. and Cuba, It Was Just a Game
GOP farm bill includes restrictions on dealing with Cuba
Havana challenges talk of a '99 exodus
Havana hails U.S.-Cuba contact, travel curbs rapped
Havana University, San Diego exchange set
Herald's request for Cuba visa rejected
Here's the Windup
House plans to investigate POWs' torture
Illinois Governor Defends Visit to Castro
Illinois governor hopes to `build bridges' during welcomed humanitarian trip to Cuba
Illinois governor meets dissidents in Cuba, calls for end to embargo
Illinois governor on visit to Cuba attends Mass, tours Old Havana
Illinois governor says lifting Cuban embargo would aid Americans
Illinois governor touts Cuban visit as success
Illinois governor visits Cuba, says embargo should end
Illinois Republican first U.S. governor to visit Cuba since 1959 revolution
In Rare Deal, U.S. and Cuba Halt Standoff
Initiative rejects plan for full policy review
Instead of Needed Changes, Administration Continues a Failed Policy
It's Havana that's foot-dragging on exile evidence, U.S. retorts
Joint concert will be biggest since '79
Journal rebuts Castro charge of U.S. biological warfare
Judge orders blocked Cuba telephone money paid to shootdown victims' families
Lawmaker introduces anti-sanctions bill; Senate battle looms
Lawmaker rips Orioles plan for Cuba game
Letter From Cuba: Our Man Woody In Havana
Miami Generally Welcomes Easing of Cuba Ban
Miami's Cubans Find Good In Easing of Restrictions
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra to play in Cuba
More Americans Going to Cuba as Performers
No Matter Who Wins, Castro Suffers a Loss
Official speaks up for Cuba
Off the field, American sound dominates in bicultural jam
Old Enemies Puncture Baseball Détente in Cuba
Oregon high school debate coach hopes for student contest in Cuba
Orioles owner meets White House official on Cuba
Orioles will play in Havana
O's Angelos, Cuba Keep Working on a Deal
Play Ball With Cuba?
Proposal to lift sanctions on Cuba defeated in Senate
Reaching Out to, But Not Touching, Cubans
Return to Cuba heart-wrenching
Senate Votes to Lift an Embargo on Cuba
Senator seeks to ease embargo on Cuba
Senators Press To Lift Cuba Food Embargo
Senators vow to resume fight for payouts in Cuba shoot-down
700 U.S. students will sail to Cuba
Six alleged hijackers turned over to Cuba
State Department unveils Cuba Web site
Strike did not harm refugees
Suit: U.S. tried 637 ways to kill Castro
Swapping Cha-Chas and Rap in Cuba
Three American mayors travel to Havana to study historic preservation
Tiptoeing 'Round A Relic
Too Much or Not Enough?
Turbulent U.S.-Cuba relations? Not when it comes to storms
2 airlines licensed; charter flights to Cuba to double
2 resolutions condemn abuses of rights in Cuba
U.S.-Cuba 'baseball diplomacy' advances in Havana
U.S., Cuba Discuss Immigration Pact
U.S.-Cuba exchanges becoming more common
U.S.-Cuba Flights Advance; Castro Opponents March in Havana
U.S. and Cuba begin baseball diplomacy
U.S., Cuba try to block money claim by downed pilots' kin
U.S. Businesses Encouraged To Explore Trade With Cuba
U.S., Cuban musicians' unity bridges old ideological divide
U.S., Cuban rappers unite at Havana festival
U.S. denies playing baseball diplomacy with Cuba
U.S. envoy slated to leave Havana post
U.S. farmers, Congressmen explore business potential in Cuba
U.S. fine-tunes Cuba trade
U.S. firms rush to explore Cuban market
U.S. lawmaker protests Cuba-U.S. baseball games
U.S. legislators to study effects of embargo
U.S. nibbling around edges of policy on Cuba
U.S. official: Cuba growing more unstable
U.S. official: Cuban policy `extreme'
U.S. ready to ease restrictions on Cuba
U.S. Ready to Ease Some Restrictions in Policy on Cuba
U.S. Ready to Play Ball With Cuba
U.S. Senator Urges Cuban Ties
U.S. senators meet with Castro
U.S. shuffles key Cuba team as Havana's troubles mount
U.S. study blasts Radio Marti
U.S. diplomatic mission in Cuba tends to relations
U.S. undeterred by Cuban response to proposals
Visit to Cuba Sparks New Call for Change
Warming Up a Cold War
Washington conference on Cuba fails to find consensus on embargo
Western Union authorized to transfer funds to Cuba
When Fidel Castro Goes

SPANISH:
Bob Menéndez critica las restricciones en el juego entre los Orioles y el equipo de Cuba
Celia cuenta su secreto
Comienza hoy reunión migratoria entre Cuba y EU
Cómo fracasó la comisión del embargo
Cuba sigue en la lista negra del terrorismo
Enérgica condena cameral al gobierno cubano
Homenaje en Washington a 2 líderes de Cuba
La Habana rechazará comercio con EU
Levantar el embargo no garantiza una apertura democrática, afirman expertos
Ni las interferencias ni las prohibiciones evitan que escuchen Radio Martí
Un magnate encabeza la cruzada antiembargo
Medidas de EU dan que hablar
El registro de propiedades será gratuito y en la internet
Repatria EU a los 8 cubanos detenidos
Se va apagando el interés en Miami por los músicos que vienen de Cuba
Un buen año para Cuba en el Congreso