Lionel Martin

American journalist and writer who lived in Cuba and reported on the political and social life from 1961 to 1998.

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CODEHEADLINETOPICYEARAGENCY
Wr-101Cuban Revolution Is 26 Years OldPolitics1985Reuter
Wr-102Medical MiraclePolitics-health1985
Wr-103My Kind of Town, by GLC Man in HavanaCulture1985
Wr-104Castro Presses His Case for Repudiation of Foreing DebtsPolitics1985
Wr-105First Canadian Studies Symposium Held in CubaCulture1993Reuter
Wr-106Cuban President Meets European ParlamentariansPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-107Castro Surprised at Gorbachev’s Concessions at Iceland Summit with ReaganPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-108Cuba Prepares for People’s War in Case of HickPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-109Castro Reports to the Communist Party CongressPoliticsReuter
Wr-110Castro on The Cuban Defense SystemPolitics1988Reuter
Wr-111Scandal Rocks Cuba’s Medical CommunityHealth1986Reuter
Wr-112 Future Uncertain for Soviet-Cuban RelationsPolitics1991Reuter
Wr-113Cuba’s Fight for ProductivityEconomyPrensa Latina
Wr-114The Writing is Now on the Wall After Cuban Newspapers Eliminate Classified AdsPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-115Cuba Building Nuclear Complex Economics1986Reuter
Wr-116Fidel on Cigars: No MoreCulture1986Reuter
Wr-117Classified Ads Now Put on Havana WallsPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-118Linking Class Ads and CorruptionPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-119Youth Complain They Are Victims of Seniority RulePolitics1986Reuter
Wr-120Castro Criticizes Americans, Cuban Domestic ShortcomingsPolitics1986Reuter
Wr-121Cuba Cuts Back in Austerity DriveEconomics1987Reuter
Wr-122New Cuban Foundation for Third World FilmCulture1987Reuter
Wr-123 Castro Optimistic but Calls 1987 Years of TrialsPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-124Thousands of Cubans Will Go to Siberia to Fell TreesPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-125Cuba: Lone Survivor of Cuban Jet Crash DiesPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-126 Cubans Affronted by Radio Marti MessagePolitics1987Reuter
Wr-127Bodies of 112 Italians Killed in Cuba Air Disaster Flown HomePolitics1989Reuter
Wr-128Cuban Armed Forces Minister Questions Reagan CredibilityEconomy1977Reuter
Wr-129 Cuba Remains Silent on Reported Defection of Hero GeneralPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-130Neighborhood Night Watchmen Cut Crime Rate in HavanaPolitics1979Reuter
Wr-131 Castro Says Measurements Taken After Defection of Cuban General Politics1987Reuter
Wr-132Cuban Newspaper Defends the Rights of ConsumersECONOMYReuter
Wr-133 Cuba Calls U.S. Human Rights Representative ‟Terrorist”Politics1987Reuter
Wr-134Diplomat-Businessman Says He Worked for CIA as a Cuban AgentPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-135U.S. Flag Flies, but Few Americans at Hemingway’s Fishing TournamentPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-136Castro Says Cubans Will Never Return to the Past Politics1987Reuter
Wr-137US Formally Declares Noriega an Agent of CubaLife/Social1977Reuter
Wr-138 Castro Charged U.S. Mission in Havana Is Espionage CenterPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-139 Cuban TV Charges CIA Responsible for Plagues and Diseases Politics1987Reuter
Wr-140Soviet Union and Cuba Sign 1987 Trade AgreementEconomy/Politics1987Reuter
Wr-141 Cubans Say CIA Asked Them to Help Plot Castro’s AssassinationPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-142Allende and FidelPolitics1962Tricontinental News Service
Wr-143Cuban Government Offers Men on Hunger Strike AmnestyPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-144 Cuba Honours Ernesto ‟CHE” Guevara Politics1987Reuter
Wr-145200 Political Prisoners and Families Awaiting Word to EmigratePolitics1980Reuter
Wr-146Cuban Artist Animates Mafalda and VampiresCulture1987Reuter
Wr-147‟Vampires in Havana” Debuts in US.Culture1987Reuter
Wr-148Glossy Cowbird in Cuba Threatens Invasion of FloridaEnvironment1987Reuter
Wr-149Cuban Archbishop Suggests Lack of Progress in Dialogue with StatePolitics1987Reuter
Wr-150Accusations Were Flying About at the Communist Party Congress Last WeekPolitics1988Reuter
Wr-151 Assembly Line Operation for Nearsightedness Thrives in Cuba health1988Reuter
Wr-152Hijacker Dead, Two Passengers in Critical StatePolitics1987Reuter
Wr-153English Is Still the Neighborly TongueCulture1988Reuter
Wr-154Cuban Revolutionary Committees Mark 28th AnniversaryPolitics1988Reuter
Wr-155Seed of AlgiersPolitics1973Reuter
Wr-156Lenient Treatment Might Face Cuban “Undesirables”Politics1987Reuter
Wr-157 U.S. and Cuban Representatives Meet on Immigration Agreement Politics1988Reuter
Wr-158Cuban Inmates Released from U.S. Prisons and Deported to Their HomelandPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-159Cuba Backs Central American Peace PlanPolitics1988Reuter
Wr-160Former Cuban Planning Czar Expelled from Central Committee Politics1988Reuter
Wr-161Cuban Government Pledges Pardon for Most Returned ExilesPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-162Expelled Cuban Diplomat Proud of Shooting Ex-Intelligence AgentPolitics1988Reuter
Wr-163129 killed in Cuban CrashPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-164Cuba Indignantly Denies Drop In Cigars’ QuallityEconomics1989Reuter
Wr-165Growing Pains of a RevolutionPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-166Cuba Executes 4 Officers in Drug ScandalPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-167Cuban Ex-Official Aides Admit Drug DealingsPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-168Cuban General Who ᶦBetrayedᶦ Castro Is Executed at DawnPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-169Firing Squad for Cuban General in Drugs ScandalPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-170Cubans Celebrate Chrismas in JulyPolitics1989Reuter
Wr-171Cuban Oil Refinery On-Line in ᶦ90Politics1989Reuter
Wr-172The Ochoa Trial: The Main CastPolitics1989
Wr-173The Ochoa TrialPolitics1989Time
Wr-174Cuban Shootout in London: Carlos Medina and Florentino AzpillagaPolitics1988Time
Wr-175Puerto Rican Nationalist William Morales in CubaPolitics1988Time
Wr-176 Cuban TourismPolitics1988Time
Wr-177Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega in CubaPolitics1988Time
Wr-178International Red Cross Commission Visits Cuban PrisonsPolitics1988Time
Wr-179London Talks on Cuban Troops in AngolaPolitics1988Time
Wr-180Cuba Does Not Go to The Seoul OlympicsSports1988Time
Wr-181Cuba Remains Silent on Reported Defection of Hero GeneralPolitica1987Reuters
Wr-182Soccer’s Golden Boy Maradona Arrives in CubaSports1987Reuter
Wr-183U.S. Baseball Politics Leads To Cancellation of Cuba TripSports1977
Wr-184Castro Praises Clinton’s “Positive Actions” on CubaPolitics1998Reuter
Wr-185Castro at the National Assembly on February 20, 1990Politics1990Time
Wr-186Cuban Security Agents Recruited by CIA at Press ConferencePolitics1987Reuter
Wr-187Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Calls Geneva Vote U.S. DefeatPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-188Castro Charged US Mission in Havana Is Espionage CenterPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-189Optimism Pervades First of May CelebrationPolitics1973Prensa Latina
Wr-190Many Roads to Revolutionary RomePolitics1971Prensa Latina
Wr-191Cuba Sets Goal of Producing 10 Million Tons of SugarEconomy1970
Wr-192Cuba Aims to Block Hijackings at Any PricePolitics1987Reuter
Wr-193Three Workers Killed in Steel Plant ExplosionLife/Social1987Reuter
Wr-194Cubans Say They Captured CIA AgentsPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-195Cyprian President to Visit Cuba Next WeekPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-196Castro-Dos Santos Meeting Not Expected to Produce Dramatic ChangesPolitics1987Reuter
Wr-197Cuban Armed Forces Minister Says Ties with USSR Are “Indestructible”Politics 1987Reuter
Wr-198Cubans Plan to Reopen Famous Sloppy Joe’ s BarLife/SocialReuter
Wr-199Cuban Documentary on CIAPolitics1987Time Magazie
Wr-200Some Background for Castro’s L’Humanité InterviewPolitics1987Time Magazine