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The needed steps are possible through executive action, which means no difficult congressional approval or violation of embargo rules.
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Why does The Washington Post editorialize about some minor, and even false, complaints from tiny dissident groups that engage in publicity stunts directed and financed by U.S. tax…
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Is it fair to ask whether the Chinese actions had anything to do with Trump’s failed response to the threat of the coronavirus?
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The cause of the reported "sonic attacks" in Cuba remains a mystery unless you believe the scientists from the University of Pennsylvania who call the phenomenon a case of "mass…
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The author's address to the Fourth International Coloquy of Latinos in the United States, held at Casa de las Américas in Havana. Mr. Gómez is the former president of the Cuban-American…
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The imminent choice of Donald Trump as the Republican candidate for president of the U.S. got me thinking about those ‘famous’ pop music characters, Justin Bieber and Rihanna. It…
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Mariana Gaston is a retired New York city teacher and a relentless activist for better public schools. For decades she has advocated and worked to change U.S. policy towards Cuba. She…
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A therapeutic anti-cancer vaccine and a medication that has proven effective in preventing limb amputations among diabetic patients, both produced in Cuba and neither currently…
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A poll of voters in four politically critical states found that a majority of Americans there support President Obama’s decision to restore diplomatic ties with Cuba and are in favor of…
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With all eyes focused on Iran, it was somewhat surprising that a hearing on Cuba issues was held on the second day after Congress returned from recess.
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