For more information about Cuba:

Additional links in Spanish: http://www.granma.cu/ http://www.granma.cubaweb.cu/ http://www.jrebelde.cubaweb.cu/ http://www.ibb.gov/marti/

The ACLS/SSRC Working Group on Cuba links to a variety of academic institutions and scholarly resources.

AfroCubaWeb promotes African cultures in Cuba. The site offers information about race and identity, music, festivals, authors and teachers in Cuba.

Yahoo's web page about Cuba links to events involving Cuba and Latin America currently in the news. The page also lists 20 Cuba-related links. Readers can access the page in Spanish as well.

The Latin American Network Information Center, at the University of Texas at Austin, offers a variety of academic research resources and links to articles and sites about Cuba. Issues covered include education, arts and culture, business and economy, human rights, government and travel and tourism. The site also links to Cuban universities and news organizations.

Radio Havana Cuba, the first Cuban international shortwave radio station, was officially inaugurated on May 1, 1961. Born as an alternative to international news agencies and stations that distort the image of the island's revolutionary process, Radio Havana Cuba has been a Cuban voice devoted to broadcasting the island's social, economy and political panorama.