Cubans have been urged by Raul Castro's daughter to join a traditional conga dance against homophobia taking place in Havana on Saturday.

"It's time these prejudices were eliminated," she said in comments published in state newspaper Granma.
The dance, to the beat of drums and trumpets, is part of a national "day against homophobia" -- actually 10 days worth of events that started Wednesday and runs through May 18.
Traditionally stigmatized in Cuba, homosexuality was fiercely repressed for many years by the regime, which interned gays in work camps in the 1960s and ostracized them in the 1970s under Fidel's rule.
Source-AFP