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Analysis: Cuba Reforms Convincing Island's Cynics

November 4, 2011

International Herald Tribune - The New York Times (Global Edition)

HAVANA (AP) - The lot in teeming Central Havana used to be the neighborhood eyesore: The shattered ruins of an abandoned building was a breeding ground for mosquitoes and rats before it was cleared in favor of a dreary parking lot and government-run food stand.
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