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Castro hits out at European Union FIDEL CASTRO has slammed an EU decision that lifted diplomatic sanctions on Cuba but imposed tough conditions on Havana to maintain sanction-free relations with the union.

US phone move rings in changes for exiled Cubans SINCE succeeding his ailing 81-year-old brother, Fidel, in February, Cuba's Raúl Castro, 76, has made a series of changes, opening access to mobile phones, computers and DVD players.

Cuba lifts ban on sale of computers to public CUBA is going all PC. The island's communist government has put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time, ending a ban on PC sales as another despised restriction on daily life fell away under new President Raul Castro.

Cubans queue for mobile phones as sales ban is lifted LONG queues stretched outside shops in Cuba this week as the new government allowed citizens to sign up for mobile phone services for the first time.

Castro rings changes as Cubans get mobile phones

Cuba eases state control of farms

New leader but same old guard

Ill Castro hands over the reins of power

Ailing Fidel Castrol stands down as Cuba's leader

Castro too weak to address Cuban nation in public

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