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Cuba

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Life in Cuba is very different from what the American government and media would have you believe. The country certainly has its problems — it is, after all, a dictatorship — but many of the changes brought about by the Revolution have made everyday life in Cuba better than at any other time in its history. There is no homelessness, very little crime, and Cuba’s literacy rates and national health care system put those of the United States to shame.

Although U.S. law makes it illegal for most Americans to travel in Cuba, thousands of citizens each year disobey this law and visit Cuba as an act of civil disobedience. All travel must go through a third country such as Mexico or Canada. If you are a baseball fan and would like more information on visiting Cuba, contact Cubaball Tours. To learn more about the U.S. blockade and what you can do to help end it, visit the Cuba Solidarity website.

Panorama de la Habana
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Cuba Wins!
Parque Central, La Habana

Estadio 5 de Septiembre
Cienfuegos

Valle de Viñales
Pinar del Rio

View From Inside the Centerfield Scoreboard
Estadio Capitán San Luis, Pinar del Rio

El Lanzador
Calle Peña Pobre, La Habana

Stickball Team
La Habana

El Árbitro
Estadio Nelson Fernández, San José de las Lajas

Capitol Building and Gran Teatro
La Habana

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