Perhaps because Cuba is too broke to celebrate, the 30th anniversary of the abortive Bay of Pigs invasion by U.S.-backed Cuban exiles on Wednesday is likely to pass with little notice. No official plans have been announced to mark the occasion.
In the United States, where the anniversary once drew national politicians and huge crowds to Miami to commiserate with survivors of the ill-fated attempt to oust Fidel Castro, a reunion dinner for the Cuban Brigade is planned for Saturday in Florida's capital.
