politics-economy	1985
	RADIO BROADCASTS
RB-1	On Fidel Castro’s Views about Third World Coutries’ Foreign Debt	politics-economy	1985
RB-2	On Fidel Castro’s Views about Latin America nad the Caribbean Foreign Debt	politics-economy	1985
RB-3	Fidel Castro Says He Would Let Cubans Who Want to Emigrate Leave	politics	1990
RB-4	Cuba Retaliates on US Plan to Broadcast Propaganda TV Station	politics	1990
RB-5	Tragic Cuban Airline Crash Near Havana Airport	life	1989
RB-6	Human Rights Activists Indicted for Spreading Fake Nes about Drug Traffickers	politics	1989
RB-7	Four Army and Intelligence Officers Convicted of Drug Trafficking	politics	1989
RB-8	Harsh Sentences for Army and State Security Officers Convicted of Drug Trafficking	politics	1989
RB-9	Expulsion of Reuter Correspondent from Cuba for False Reporting about a Politburo Member	politics	1989
RB-10	Dismissal of Cuban Minister of Interior in Connection to Drug Traffickig Case	politics	1989
RB-11	Even Tougher Measures Annouced for Drug Traffickers Usig Cyban Airspace	politics	1989
RB-12	Cuban Undesirable Immigrants Returned to Cuba	politics	1985
RB-13	On the Withdrawal of Cuban Troops	politics	1988
RB-14	On a UN Commission’s Visit to Interview Cuban on Human Rights	politics	1988
RB-15	On the Composition of the UN Commission to Investigate Human Rights in Cuba	politics	1988
RB-16	On the Cuban Newspaper Granma Report about yhe Shooting in London and the Expuksion of the Cuban Ambassador	politics	1988
RB-17	On the Offical Visit to Cuba of the President of Nicaragua	politics	1988
RB-18	On Cuban Forces Battles Against South African Forces in Angolan Territory	politics	1988
RB-19	On the Visit to Cuba of a Group of US AIDS Experts	health	1988
RB-20	President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, Arrived in Havana for His First Official Visit	politics	1988
RB=21	On the Recovery in a Cuban Hospital of a South African Soldier Wounded and Captured in a Battle with Cuban Forces in Angola	politics	1988
RB-22	Torrential Rains and Floods Hit Cuba and Leave Behind Death and Destruction	life	1988
RB-23	On AIDS Testing in Cuba	health	1988
RB-24	On President Fidel Castro’s Invitation to the Red Cross to Study the Conditions of Political Prisoners in Cuba	politics	1988
RB-25	On the Havana NOAL Meeting on Disarmament	politics	1988
RB-26	On the Asylum in Cuba of US Army Captain Hugo Romeu Almeida	politics
RB-27	On the Announcement of the Central Committee of The Cuban Communist Party about Its Revitalization	politics	1990
	Jesse Jackson Visits Cuba and Displays Compatible Viewa wit Fidel Castro	politics	1984
RB-29	Soviet Leader Gorbachev Signs Treaty pf Friendship and Collaboration with Cuba	politics	1989
RB-30	Soviet Leader Gorbachev Makes 3-Day Visit to Cuba	politics	1989
RB-31	Soviet Leader Gorbachev Arrives in Cua	politics	1989
RB-32	On the Preparations in Cuba for the Visit of Soviet Leader Gorbachev	politics	1989
RB-33	Fidel Castro Announces Soviet Leader Gorbachev’s Visit to Cuba and Speaks of Perestroika	politics	1989
RB-34	The Sugar Quota for Cuban Families Will e Reduced from 4 pounds to 3 1in 1975		1974
RB-35	Cuba and Venezuela Resume Duplomatic Relations in 1974		1974
R8-36	Cuba Is Prepared for Conversatins with Latin American Countris with which It Has No Diplomatic Relations		1974
RB-37	Canada to Finance Purchase of Cargo Ships for Cuba		1974
RB-38	Cuban Sports Institute Will Receive More than 100 Athletes Representing Canada in the Montreal 1976 Olympics		1974
RB-39	Jamaica Defies Embargo Against Cuba		1974
RB-40	Colombia Announces Rejectio of US Government Restrictions on Sales to Cuba		1974
RB-41	Cuba Plans to Build Two Nuclear Power Plants		1974
RB-42	Cuban Government Will Allow Airplane Carrying Nicaraguan Guerrillas and hostages to and in Cuba		1974
RB-43	President of Canadian Developmet Corporation Arrives in Vuba to Discuss Loan for Merchant Ships		1974
RB-44	https://lionelmartinjournalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/RB-43.pdf		1974
RB-45	Prisoners Held Hostage by Nicaraguan Guerrillas Released in Cuba		1974
RB-46	Plane with Prisoners Held Hostage by Nicaraguan Guerrillas Lands in Havana
RB-47	Cuban Law Passed Allowing Carpenters, Plumbers and Other Skilled Persos to Work on a Private Basis
RB-48	Two American Subsidiaries in Other Countries Do bUssinesses with Cuba Despite US Opposition
RB-49	US Refuses to Give Littons Canadia Subsidiary Permission for Sales to Cuba
RB-50	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Made Speech on Womens Rights and Admits Tradition and Prejudice Strongly Influence These Rights
RB-51	Cuban Draft Law Makes Refusal of Men toShare Household Chores Legal Grounds for Divorce
RB-52	President of Canadian Developmet Corporation on Need for Canadia US Subsidiaries to Follow Canadian Law and not US law
RB-53	Cuban Wome Congress Calls on Cubans to Cut Back Home Sugar Consumption
RB-54	Cuba and Venezuela Hold Negotiations to Reestablish Diplomatic Relations
RB-55	Cuba will Acquire a Nuclear Reactor from the Soviet Union
RB-56	Palestinia Leser Yassir Arafat Received by Fidel Castro at Havana Airport
RB-57	OAS Foreign Ministers Meeting in Ecuador Vote against Dropping US Embargo against Cuba
RB-58	Activist in the Cuban Exile Movement in the US Said Extremists in the Movement Have Plans against Officials and Properties of Nations that Vote to Drop Embargo Against Cuba
RB-59	Jamaican Minister of Housing Arrives in Havana Heding a 7- Person Delegation
RB-60	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Proposes Rich Oil Producing Nations ShoukdGive Excess Proffits to Needy Nations
RB-61	Cuba Official Newspaper Says US Farm Group Slaughter of 2-year old Calfs is Criminal
RB-62	Arrival od 200 Canadian Tourists Begins Winter Season in Cuba
RB-63	US President Gerald Ford Said the uS Might Soften Its Policy Towards Cuba
RB-64	US Senator Fullbright to Introduce Legislation in Congress to Relax Embargo against Cuba		1974
RB-65	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Comments On Watergate and US President Nixon		1974
RB-66	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Announces Venezuela Wants Diplomatic and Trade Relations with Cuba		1974
RB-67	Quito Meeting of Western Hemispere Ministers to Address Trade Embargo Against Cuba		1974
RB-68	Cuba Benefits from High Price of Sugar to Purchase Cargo Ships		1974
RB-69	Canadian Tourists Take Home Cuban Sugar, Cigars and Rum		1974
RB-70	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Invides Canadian PM Pierre Trudeau to Visit Cuba		1974
RB-71	Two US Political Figures Visit Cuba and Set Off Chain of Speculation		1974
RB-72	Cuba Prepares for Its First Governmental Election after 15 Years of Revolutionary Rule		1974
RB-73	Canadian Ambassador in Cuba Holds Reception to Celebrate Dominion Day		1974
RB-74	Fall of Pierre Trudeau’s Government in Canada Brought No Official Commebt in Cuba
RB-75	Foreign Minister’s Meeting in Quito to Discuss Ending the Embargo on Cuba
RB-76	Canadian FLQers Involved in Kidnapping Went to Canadian Embassy In Cuba To Request Passports
RB-77	Canadian FLQers Responsible for Cross’s Kidnapping Are in Cuba
RB-78	Royal Winnipeg Ballet to Perform in Havana
RB-79	Royal Winnipeg Ballet Visists Cuba as Part of Interchange Program
RB-80	Canadian FLQers Involved in James Cross’s Kindnapping Apply for Canadia Passports in Havana
RB-81	Celebration of Private Small Farmers’ Week in Cuba
RB-82	Small Farm Families Honored in Cuba
RB-83	Six Thousand Canadian Tourist to Visit Cuba in 1974
RB-84	Prepaid Tourist Package Deal for Canadians to Visit Cuba Considered Bargain
RB-85	Cuban PM Fidel Castro Chided Countries tht Permitted US Subsidiaries to Abide by US Embargo
RB-86	Mexico’s Foreign Minister Said He Is Actively Working to Incorporate Canada and Cuba to OAS
RB-87	Cuba’s Official Newspaper Geve Big Play to Trade Deal Between Canadian and Cuban Firms
RB-88	A Group of Argentinian Businessmen Discuss Commercial Agreement with Cuba
RB-89	Soviet Party Secretary Brezhnev to Arrive in Cuba
RB-90	Cuba Celebrates 15th Anniversat of the Revolution Led by Fidel Castro
RB-91	Consensus Among Foreign Press in Havana on the Idea that on Its 15th Anniversary the Cuban Revolution is More Consolidted Than Ever
RB-92	Bomb Explosions in Cuban Mission in Canada Was the Work of Cuban Exile Terrorists
RB-93	21st Amateur Baseball Championship Teks Place in Managua, Nicaragua
RB-94	Jamaica Announces Air Link with Cuba
RB-95	A Special Commission Is Appointed to Write New Cuban Constitution for February 1975
RB-96	Amateur Baseball Splits Down to the Middle
RB-97	Cuban Reaction to Military Coup in China
RB-98	On the 18th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution	1975
RB-99	US Senator McGovern Arrives in Cuba for 4-Day Visit	1975
RB-100	US Senator McGovern Comes to Cuba with 25 US Newsmen	1975