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"Crisis of American democracy" is the most common conclusion to the chaotic presidential transfer of power from the Trump presidency.
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What would have happened if Trump had won thereby heightening the importance of these people to the U.S. political landscape.
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A book on the 1978 Dialogue in Havana sets guidelines for possible future dialogues, even among very diverse political contenders, whether they are emigrants or live inside the country.
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The presidential election taught us that, in a worst-case scenario, almost half of Cuban-American voters distanced themselves from the right and voted against Donald Trump.
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There has been some retreat to hard-line positions within the community based in the Miami enclave. However, there are signs of a political evolution of the Cuban-American community.
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Determined by the existing political polarization, where the positions of each side are located in the antipodes, everything would be different if the Democrats win the election.
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The October surprise may be the violence breaking out in some major cities around the U.S.-- all calculated to favor an Electoral College victory for the president.
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After 1959, Cuba became the center of the Miami's political campaigns, even when the majority of Cuban immigrants were not yet able to vote in elections.
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About 90 days before the election, and even less if you consider states where early voting is allowed, Trump's road to victory looks very complicated.
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The Cuban government has just announced the implementation of a wide range of new economic measures. It is important that they take into account its emigrants.
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