Castro says no more U S prisoner releases from Cuba
In Havana Fidel Castro announced Cuba will not release remaining U S political prisoners nor treat their cases as negotiable. He cited about 20 U S citizens jailed in Cuba, including five political detainees and 15 on criminal charges, with no distinction made between groups.
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Cuba moves youth to countryside schools to industrialize
Cuba aims to move about 1,200 junior high students from cities to rural schools as part of a plan to curb the harmful urban atmosphere. Education Minister Jose Fernandez said the shift would require about $2 billion and 800 new rural schools to lift living standards and push socialism beyond material aims.
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