Cuba : Videos

Raúl "pipo" Zerquera a cuban living in the small fisherman village of Casilda in Cuba, sings the famous Bee Gees song " I started a joke".

one of many random videos i have made

On May 15, 2008, year of our Lord...Browardonians attacked a Cuban coffee depot in the Province of Hialeah in the Republic of Miami...this invasion was defeated by two courageous patriots...father and son...who risked their lives to maintain peace and sugar in the Republic...this is their story of that day...

ENGLISH puis EN FRANÇAIS Rigo Duran is a Cuban musician, here he sings Bésame mucho for canadian friends. Rigo Duran est un chanteur cubain, il chante ici Besame mucho pour des amis canadiens

Cuba Libre Zucchero Budapest 5.5.2008 Petofi Csarnok

Episode #35: Let's Dance Salsa "Advanced Multiple Spinning Combinations" Part 1. Marlon and Susie teach the four leader techniques used to lead combinations the right way in salsa dancing for the club, competition, home, fitness, weight loss, the cruise, exercise or just plain fun! Marlon uses what he calls his instructional lessons "building block style" to teach beginning dancers quickly and easily. Complete dance lesson instruction series available on DVD at retailers like Amazon.com (more)

in English then EN FRANÇCAIS International workers day is celebrated around he world but nowhere it is as massive or festive as it is in Cuba. We often read about the demonstration in La Havana but the celebration is going on in every city. Here you will see the rally in the historic city if Trinidad a town of 40,000 people where over 25,000 participated this year. La fête internationale des travaileurs du 1er mai est célébrée partout dans le monde mais nulle part de façon aussi massive et festive qu'à Cuba. Nous entendons souvent parler de la manifestation de La Havane, mais les célébrations ont lieu dans toutes les villes. Ici vous pouvez voir la manifestation dans la ville historique de Trinidad, une ville de 40,000 personnes où plus de 25,000 personnes ont participé cette année.

LINK TO ARTICLE BELOW Why did the U.S refuse to answer Castro's offer for aid to Katrina Victims, as well as the aid from OTHER various countries as well??? Why did the govt literally allow for the suffering of the Katrina Victims?? Can anyone answer go and view the article!! http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/09/05/katrina.cuba/index.html

1ero de Mayo 2008

kedadas trukins!! ale aleee!!!cuñaooooooo!!!!

A Perfect song for my god...Ernesto Che Guevara

El Dia de los Trabajadores en Cuba por la Liberacion de los Cinco Heroes.

CHE Chavez Reid Pelosi Jim Jones Cult Jimmy Carter UFO drugs Money Laundry This is a short clip about the US coup that ended the reign of Panama's strongman Manuel Noriega. Manuel Antonio Noriega (born February 11, 1934[1]) is a former Panamanian general and the military dictator of Panama from 1983 to 1989.[2] He was never officially the president of Panama, but held the post of "chief executive officer" for a brief period in 1989. Initially a strong ally of the United States, Noriega worked with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from the late 1950s to the 1980s, and was on the CIA payroll for much of this time, although the relationship had not become contractual until 1967.[3] By the late 1980s, relations had turned extremely tense between Noriega and the United States government, due to allegations that he was spying for Cuba under Fidel Castro. In 1989 the general was overthrown and captured in the United States invasion of Panama. He was detained as a prisoner of war, and later taken to the United States. In 1992 he was convicted under federal charges of cocaine trafficking, racketeering, and money laundering in Miami, Florida. Sentenced to 40 years in prison (later reduced to 30 years), Noriega is held at the Federal Correctional Institution, Miami, Florida (FCI Miami).[4] In the book In the Time of the Tyrants, R.M. Koster relates a conversation captured on wiretap between Noriega (in Paris) and Cordoba: Córdoba: "We have the rabid dog." Noriega: "And what does one do with a dog that has rabies?"[7] President Barletta was visiting New York City at the time. A reporter asked him about the Spadafora matter, and he promised an investigation. Upon his return to Panama, he was summoned to FDP headquarters and told to resign. He was replaced by First Vice President Eric Arturo Delvalle. As a friend and former student of George Schultz, Barletta had been considered "sacrosanct" by the United States, and his dismissal signaled a marked downturn in the relations between the U.S. and Noriega.[7] Noriega fled during the attack and a manhunt ensued. He finally turned up in the Apostolic Nunciature, the Holy See's embassy in Panama, where he had taken refuge. U.S. troops set up a perimeter outside this building, as any direct action on the embassy itself would have violated the customs of international law, including the Vienna Convention, as well as constituting an act of war on the Vatican and enraging Roman Catholics. The troops guarding it instead used psychological warfare, attempting to force the defeated ruler out by playing hard rock music and The Howard Stern Show outside the residence.[15] Reportedly the song "Panama" by Van Halen was played repeatedly, as was "I Fought The Law" by The Clash.

Ernesto Che Guewara

Ever have a feeling you forgot something?

LOL!! Jay and Gotti along with Hookz on stage the night before we left Cuba

How low can they go? Cuba, the California beach party lives on.

Episode #34: Let's Dance Salsa "Cape Combinations" Part 4. Marlon and Susie teach the four leader techniques used to lead combinations the right way in salsa dancing for the club, competition, home, fitness, weight loss, the cruise, exercise or just plain fun! Marlon uses what he calls his instructional lessons "building block style" to teach beginning dancers quickly and easily. Complete dance lesson instruction series available on DVD at retailers like Amazon.com

Visited Iberostar Daiquiri, Cayo Guillermo, Cuba between 12 and 19 April 2008. Wanted to share my experience with you.

musica de Cuba

Beauty Alert!!! We had friends visiting and borrowed the Foti's canoe, the Waʻa Lele, and paddled out the Mokulua Islands…

travel photos from brooks photography institute students

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A mother polar bear and her cub hunt for seal pups, an increasingly difficult task as Arctic winters warm and ice disappears…

Le Parc des nations : un des quartiers pauvres de Manaus. Une petite favela, construite illégalement sur une colline. Ici il y a encore du travail pour le ramassage des ordures, mais le secteur a déjà ses infirmières communales…

Cuba Missing Crisis Bonus Round (Double Trouble steal Cuba)
Wed, 26 Sep 2007 00:27:52 +0100

2005 World MUNETA Yasuyuki (JPN)- BREISON, Oscar (CUB)

João Derly (BRA) - Yordanis Arencibia (CUB) [-66kg]
Sun, 16 Sep 2007 07:50:48 +0100

Quelques unes des nombreuses photos que j'ai prises lors de ces 15 jours passés à Cuba au printemps 2007.

Pitbull
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