Cuba Approves the Construction of a Church

The Cuban government has approved the construction on a new church building, making this the first church they have allowed in 55 years. The church is expected to be built in Sandino, a town located in the far western province of Cuba. Since the 1959 revolution, the Catholic Church has had tense relations with Cuba’s atheist government. However, the relationship is slowly improving since visits by Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

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Lord Alton’s Balloted Debate on Government Policy Towards China

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“Human Rights are not a privilege conferred by government.  They are every human beings entitlement by virtue of their humanity”

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