Word: cuba
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...high court ruled 5-4 last month that the Reagan Administration can legally bar private citizens from traveling to Cuba Professor of Biology. Ruth Hubbard and two other women sued President Reagan in 1982, because under restrictions he enacted that year they are not eligible to travel in Cuba...
...outspoken Harvard professor says she and other people suing he government for the right to travel to Cuba are considering changing their tactics if they cannot get the Supreme Court to reverse a recent decision against them...
...have joined the rebellion against" the right-wing Salvadoran government before the rebels received Cuban and Soviet backing. Shamie called Richardson "naive" and said in a statement released by his office, "I would not have joined the Marxist rebels in Salvador, even if they had never been supplied by Cuba and Russia. They have killed innocent people, and terrorized thousands of ordinary El Salvadoreans for trying to vote...
What does Jesse Jackson want? The question gnaws at the Democrats as they try to fathom the preacher-politician's shifting moods, sometimes contradictory rhetoric and flamboyant gestures-like his trip this week to Cuba and Central America. Interpreting Jackson has become a kind of political pastime, as compelling and mysterious as predicting the next move by the Politburo...
...next month, Tortoló and his men returned to a hero's welcome in Cuba. Tortoló was embraced by Cuban Leader Fidel Castro, who proclaimed that his officer had acted courageously. Many Cubans, however, began to ask how Tortoló and his men managed to make it to the Soviet embassy. It was not long before the story came out: Tortoló and his fellow heroes, instead of fighting to the last with the civilians, had taken a cross-country route not controlled by the invading forces...