Castro surprises congressmen with Cuba visit pose
Fidel Castro dropped in on a party for U S congressmen in Havana and praised Pope John Paul I’s visit as a good thing for Cuba. Led by Rep. Joe Moakley, the Massachusetts delegation met dissidents who said political repression persists, though easing. Castro spoke about freedom of religion and predicted religions would flourish in Cuba.
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Castro harsh on U.S. media over Clinton sex scandal
Cuban leader Fidel Castro sharply criticized American news media for how they cover American officials. Rep. Richard Neal said Castro was baffled and astounded by the ongoing scandal and the repeated invention of new ethical standards. Details of Castro’s private life remain closely guarded.
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Bishops press Cuban embargo shift after papal visit
American bishops touring Cuba frame the pope's visit as a catalyst to end the embargo and deepen U.S. Cuban Catholic ties. They say the blockade harms the poor, while Cuba’s Catholics show resilience and faith under pressure. Observers caution political action may wait until after the 2000 election.
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