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What is evident is that the Cuban-American far right has been caught in its own trap and, to escape, will have to chew off a foot, as some animals do.
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"Whatever course developments may take, we are in the presence of the first great diplomatic victory of Latin American and Caribbean integration over the policies of the United States."
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To achieve the normalization of diplomatic relations with the United States and move forward in the dismantling of the more aggressive forms of U.S. policy, especially the economic…
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The meaning of the recently achieved "normalization" of relations will be to establish a climate of coexistence between two opponents who, in the negotiating process, never concealed…
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To use logic to understand U.S. policy is always a risky intellectual exercise, but it's evident that, in this and other cases, Obama has an opportunity to act in what paradoxically is…
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HAVANA -- In the days prior to the midterm elections, a media campaign was launched, urging President Obama to change U.S. policy toward Cuba. It is obvious that the promoters of…
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Latin America's political future is decided in the advancement of popular culture, both to win elections and to identify its true interests and back the governments whose policies…
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No one in sports is immune to this logic, but in no other sport is mercantilism as raw as it is in U.S. baseball...
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To those of us who are not specialists in the problems of the Middle East, the appearance of the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) was a real surprise.
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What prevents the U.S. from developing a more creative policy that will consolidate its influence in a climate of international stability, in line with the needs and conveniences of its…
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