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Not too long ago, when I began my first blog, Cuba-Blog, I had to search hard to find websites and blogs about my birth place, Cuba. More often than not, the sites were either politically focused, and careened radically to the right or left of the political spectrum or were nothing more than a listing of traditional Cuban recipes and rhumbas. Now more sites are appearing, more blogs are being

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Photographs are important to people who have immigrated from their birth country. They contain memories of the past and may be the only remaining links to their country of origin. For many Cubans who were unable to take much of their personal possessions when they left the island, photographs of their previous lives number in the precious few.As an exile, I have been fortunate to have been able

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Thanks to digital technology and the internet, I've received photos of Camagüey and Havana, Cuba from people who are living in Cuba and people who have gone back to visit our home town. I am sharing them with you via the internet. Cubans are a unique, inventive and joyful people in spite of any adversity they encounter. These photos, I believe, attest to that spirit.______________________________

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