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This article is based on reporting by the Miami Herald and Nora Gámez Torres. A Coral Gables–based energy company has reached an important agreement to supply fuel to Cuba’s growing…
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Según cualquier criterio jurídico o moral razonable, lo que Estados Unidos ha hecho durante los últimos nueve meses en el Caribe y el Pacífico Oriental no es la aplicación de la ley; es…
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By any reasonable legal or moral standard, what the United States has done over the past nine months in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific is not law enforcement; it is lethal force…
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At a time when working people in Cuba are already facing severe shortages of energy, food, medicines and essential goods, further sanctions and restrictions risk triggering another…
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History often repeats itself—not because lessons are missing, but because policymakers frequently choose to ignore them. In The March of Folly, historian Barbara Tuchman detailed how…
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La historia suele repetirse, no porque falten lecciones, sino porque quienes elaboran las políticas con frecuencia eligen ignorarlas. En The March of Folly, la historiadora Barbara…
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El derribo en 1996 de dos aeronaves civiles operadas por Hermanos al Rescate (BTTR) ha sido interpretado con frecuencia en términos morales tajantes: el gobierno cubano destruye aviones…
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The 1996 shootdown of two civilian aircraft flown by Brothers to the Rescue (BTTR) has often been viewed in stark moral terms: the Cuban government destroying unarmed planes and killing…
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Mothers BY NIKKI GIOVANNI the last time i was home to see my mother we kissed exchanged pleasantries and unpleasantries pulled a warm comforting silence around…
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