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The future changes announced in the Electoral Law (term limits is the only sure change so far) constitute an appropriate framework for the released agents to occupy posts in the…
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What's fair is for all of us Cubans to be able to obtain the passports -- whose issuance, to begin with, is an obligation of the Cuban state -- at a reasonable price, in line with…
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The presence of Netflix on the island, as well as the liberation of Chrome and the access to the services of Play and Google Analytics last November, widens the gap between the…
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The rulers and their administrations play with our needs and abandon us because of electoral maneuvering or political games. What's worse, they give us poor advisers.
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In Florida, the debate is legal and political. Although same-sex marriage here is prohibited, three judges, citing federal law, have approved and recognized a union of two people of the…
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According to the U.S. Population Census, 1,213,438 Cubans live in Florida. Most of them reside in Miami-Dade County, where they constitute 34.3 percent of the population, not counting…
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The Paris Club traveled discreetly to Havana. Both parties have shown interest in renegotiating the Cuban debt. Cuba and the EU will hold negotiations soon that should reduce the 1996…
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The Associated Press investigation allows the current administration to use it as a pivot for an eventual adjustment of U.S. policy toward Cuba and giving Obama the argument he needs to…
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In the Progreso Weekly article, Behind the Atlantic Council's Cuba Survey, the author emphasizes that this particular survey distances itself from the usual purposes of reference and…
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