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Americans to send cell phones to Cubans
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| May 21, 2008 Americans to send cell phones to Cubans
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(NECN) - The White House took note of the 106th anniversary of Cuban independence, to call on the new government to the necessary steps, to full fill promises of allowing more freedom in Cuba.
President Bush is announcing a policy change
that will let Americans send cell phones to Cubans - a move that he
hopes will push the regime to increase freedom of expression for
Cuban citizens.
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