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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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To promote Cuban emigrant investments a specific policy is required that overcomes legalistic barriers and established prejudices, often unjustified.
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Dialogue is a way to find solutions, especially by taking advantage of the enormous human capital the country has developed.
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Many feel that protests that occurred in Cuba on July 11 constitute the announced death of the Revolution.
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