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FeaturedSouth

The good side of the Summit of the Americas

Jesús Arboleya Jun 16, 2022 0
The recently concluded IX Summit of the Americas turned into a widespread show of rejection of U.S. impositions on the region.
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FeaturedUSA

Has United States policy toward Cuba changed?

Jesús Arboleya May 18, 2022
Let's say that these measures announced are very elementary and constitute the minimum necessary to bring some order to the current chaos.
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Noticia Principal

The failed path of the Summits of the Americas

Jesús Arboleya May 11, 2022
Now the IX Summit is being convened, to be held in Los Angeles, and once again the regional panorama for the United States is complicated.
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Cuba

The delicate exercise of negotiating with the U.S.

Jesús Arboleya Apr 27, 2022
During the new round of migration talks with Cuba, the U.S. did nothing to accelerate compliance with the 20,000 annual visas established in the 1995 agreement.
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Noticias Secundarias

Managing decay

Jesús Arboleya Apr 20, 2022
In politics, currently, it has become almost a rarity to speak of solidarity towards other people -- the result of an imposition of individualism and the rise of capitalist ideology on…
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Cuba

Adventures and misadventures of Cuban migrants on their journey to the U.S.

Jesús Arboleya Apr 6, 2022
It could be said that from enjoying the most privileged status of Third World immigrants, the Cuban migrant has become one of the least favored by U.S. policy.
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Cuba

The transnationalism of the Cuban migrant

Jesús Arboleya Mar 2, 2022
One of the reasons why it is convenient for Cuba to promote transnationalism in relations with its emigrants is precisely because of its neutralizing effects on U.S. policy.
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Cuba

Cuba’s revolutionary conscience

Jesús Arboleya Oct 27, 2021
For many young Cubans the "revolutionary conscience" is like the faith professed by their parents and grandparents -- one may or may not believe in it.
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FeaturedSouth

The infinite path towards the north

Jesús Arboleya Oct 20, 2021
The so-called Mesoamerican migratory corridor -- one that includes Central America and Mexico to get to the United States -- is the path most used by migrants to get to the U.S.
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FeaturedSouth

CELAC and changes in Latin America

Jesús Arboleya Sep 22, 2021
When it seemed that Latin America and the Caribbean were destined to relive decades of right-wing governments, subordinated body and soul to the U.S., things changed again.
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