ad info

CNN.com
 MAIN PAGE
 WORLD
   africa
   americas
   asianow
   europe
   middle east
 U.S.
 LOCAL
 POLITICS
 WEATHER
 BUSINESS
 SPORTS
 TECHNOLOGY
 NATURE
 ENTERTAINMENT
 BOOKS
 TRAVEL
 FOOD
 HEALTH
 STYLE
 IN-DEPTH

 custom news
 Headline News brief
 daily almanac
 CNN networks
 CNN programs
 on-air transcripts
 news quiz

  CNN WEB SITES:
CNN Websites
 TIME INC. SITES:
 MORE SERVICES:
 video on demand
 video archive
 audio on demand
 news email services
 free email accounts
 desktop headlines
 pointcast

 DISCUSSION:
 message boards
 chat
 feedback

 SITE GUIDES:
 help
 contents
 search

 FASTER ACCESS:
 europe
 japan

 WEB SERVICES:

 

World - Americas

Cuba offers help in assisting Kosovo refugees at Guantanamo base

 Guantanamo Bay beauty shot
Some international law experts say the U.S. is violating the lease of Guantanamo Bay by bringing in refugees from Kosovo  

April 8, 1999
Web posted at: 11:37 p.m. EDT (0337 GMT)

HAVANA, Cuba (CNN) -- The Cuban government and state media have remained highly critical of NATO's military attack on Yugoslavia. But to the surprise of many Cuba watchers, the U.S. government's proposal to bring 20,000 Kosovo refugees to the Guantanamo Bay naval base -- which is on the island of Cuba -- hasn't received the same critical attention.

Indeed, Cuban officials have offered to assist in the humanitarian effort, as CNN's Havana Bureau Chief Lucia Newman reports.

VIDEO REPORT:
CNN's Lucia Newman looks at Havana's reaction to the prospect of Kosovo refugees being sent to the U.S. Navy base on Cuban soil. (April 8)
Windows Media 28K 80K


RELATED STORIES:
U.S. to receive first Yugo refugees on Friday
April 7, 1999
Incoming Kosovo refugees, outgoing U.S. donations
April 7, 1999
Note: Pages will open in a new browser window
External sites are not endorsed by CNN Interactive.

 LATEST HEADLINES:
SEARCH CNN.com
Enter keyword(s)   go    help

Back to the top   © 2001 Cable News Network. All Rights Reserved.
Terms under which this service is provided to you.
Read our privacy guidelines.