News stories by Patricia Grogg*
BOOKS: Victims of Quiet Terror Campaign Against Cuba Speak Out
- Inter Press Service

The death of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden at his hideout in Pakistan earlier this month was hailed by people across the United States and around the world as a fitting end for a self-confessed mass murderer.
Cuba, Brazil Unite for Africa's Health
- Inter Press Service

The risk of meningitis outbreaks rises during the dry season -- December to June -- in some 20 countries of sub-Saharan Africa. Meningitis in the region is too often deadly, though the disease can be prevented with vaccination.
CUBA: The Environment Plays the Lead in Low-Budget Cinema
- Inter Press Service

Scientists and experts took on the challenge of sharing their environmental concerns with filmmakers at the Third Thematic Showcase of the Humberto Solás Low-Budget Film Festival in the Cuban capital.
LATIN AMERICA: Still a Long Way to Go, for Black Women
- Inter Press Service

At the age of 17, Meybelin Bernárdez is clear about the future: 'When I finish my studies, I'll return to help my community get on its feet,' the young Garifuna woman from Honduras, who is studying medicine in Cuba, says without hesitation.

