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/ 1 January 2002

Cuba looks abroad to market biotech drugs

Inside modern towers that are a pride of Fidel Castro, scientists peer through huge microscopes at tiny proteins they hope to tailor to treat such major killers as Aids, heart disease and cancer.

By Anita Snow and Paul Elias
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/ 1 January 2002

Jimmy Carter arrives in Cuba

AS the strains of the ”Star-Spangled Banner” faded in the wind at Havana’s international airport, President Fidel Castro turned to his visitor and said, ”It’s been a long time since that happened.”

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Socialism to be unwavering part of Cuban life

Cuban lawmakers hoped to make socialism an inalienable part of the Cuban constitution in a marathon session of Congress on Monday, attended by President Fidel Castro.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Fidel Castro turns 76

Cuban President Fidel Castro turned 76 on Tuesday, presiding over school openings and saluting newly minted doctors, defying the United States as he has almost every day for decades.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Bush policies picketed by Cuban protesters

One million Cubans took to streets and squares around the country in a state-organised protest against the policies of US President George Bush.

By Staff Reporter
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