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Bloomberg Top News -- Ordinary Icelanders, whose country for decades hosted a U.S. airbase, seemed grateful, too. ``Iceland is turning into the little Cuba of the north,'' said Ragnar Hannes Gudmundsson, 38, a former bank employee who is now a teacher. ``The Soviet Union supported Cuba decades ago and now they are saving us.''
Oct. 8th, 2008
Bloomberg Top News -- Ordinary Icelanders, whose country for decades hosted a U.S. airbase, seemed grateful, too. ``Iceland is turning into the little Cuba of the north,'' said Ragnar Hannes Gudmundsson, 38, a former bank employee who is now a teacher. ``The Soviet Union supported Cuba decades ago and now they are saving us.''