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No politician, monarch or pope is that ‘thing’ everyone likes — revolutionaries and reformers even less. Mikhail Gorbachev was one of them.
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By once again turning Cuba policy into a hostage of the counterrevolution, the United States returns to the 1960s.
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The battle has just begun and the end is distant. The dust of a failed doctrine formed the mud of a war that could have been avoided and that, like all others, will cost lives.
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It is likely that the presence in Havana of Brazil's Roberto Azevêdo -- a skilled career diplomat, economist and director general of the WTO -- is another sign that things are changing…
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The rumor that the governments of Russia and Cuba had decided to reactivate the listening base at Lourdes, started by the Russian newspaper Kommersant, had a short life. In its military…
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The Russian president's tour of the Americas indicates the changes in post-Cold-War geopolitics. Among its ingredients are China's advances, Russia's return as a key player in world…
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Socialism changed humanity as far as humanity could be changed, confronted capitalism and in many aspects forced it to change its course. Today's adversary is not someone who thinks…
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Two Cubans, one of whom lives in the United States and the other in Cuba, wanted to pool their moderate capital to set up a small or medium business on the island. They cannot do it:…
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Because of the style of parliamentary debate in Cuba, it is impossible to know if any of the more than 500 deputies present at the National Assembly asked: "Why a Foreign Investment Law…
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