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Your right to visit Cuba
Cuban travel law
Existential rights
Cuban travel law, history of
Right to travel
Right to be your own reporter
Form letters
Misconceptions about Cuba
Misconceptions about Cuba
One Hundred Cubans Interviewed
Cubans choose socialism, intro
Havana, interviews 1 - 17
Baracoa, interviews 18 - 48
On the road, interviews 49 - 73
Cienfuegos, interviews 74 - 89
Back to Havana, 90 - 100
4 Non-signers
Shadow (48)
Mixed couple (81)
Debaters (84)
Fisherman (93)
4 who signed from "fear"
Guard (2)
Artist (25)
Food service trainees (72)
Bohemian (78)
8 most articulate of 81 who
signed enthusiastically
Woman, cop, purchaser (3, 4, 5)
Fascinating woman (16)
Colonial waiter (18)
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Militant bici-taxista (39)
Lady cop (63)
Museum guide (75)
Railroad man (79)
Visionary artist (86)
"Cuban Notebooks"
Foreword
Chapter One: First Impressions of Cuba
Chapter Two: Havana Law
Chapter Three: Habana Vieja
Chapter Four: A 1989 Cuban Household
Chapter Five: The Isle of Youth
Chapter Six: Bureaucracy
Chapter Seven: Cuban Houses
Chapter Eight: Holguin and Gibara
Chapter Nine: Baracoa Babes
Chapter Ten: Walking Ghosts
"South America Compared to Cuba"
From Maracaibo
From the Andes
From the Cone
"Three April '05 Letters From Cuba"
Human Rights in Cuba, April 14 from Havana
Viva y Habla Fidel!, April 22 from Cienfuegos
Elections in Cuba, April 29 from Havana
My Motives and Qualifications
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