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All that's necessary is to read the official Cuban press to measure the volume and nature of the complaints of citizens who consider themselves aggrieved by the Customs regulations…
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The results of the survey give a conclusive result about the sustained increase in number of the people who oppose the current policy (52 percent), for the first time a majority…
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A disgruntled state worker is a bigger problem for socialism than an ambitious small businessman, because in the former lies the essence of the system. Therefore, why should small and…
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An unusual display of consensus on the polarized political stage in the United States has been the public letter that some 40 personalities of both parties have sent President Barack…
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The port of Mariel, situated on a beautiful bay of the same name, on the northwestern coast of Cuba, has become news recently. But its international fame came long before, when, exactly…
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One of the aspects that generated most expectations during the discussions over the recent law on foreign investment in Cuba was the possibility that the émigrés, particularly…
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The survey's importance is that it confronts the myth of the purported popular support for the existing policy, rebutting the excuse that the Cuban problem has connotations in domestic…
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Cuba politics has become a trap for the United States itself, insofar as it prevents the government from acting with the flexibility required when it comes to policy management, both…
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Sixty-seven percent (1.02 million) of all Cuban-Americans live in the state of Florida, the Latin group with the largest geographical concentration in the United States. 48 % of these…
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The concept of Cuban-American transcends what might be considered a more or less arbitrary appellation resulting from the process of integration of Cuban immigrants to the U.S. society.
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