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The National Endowment for Democracy censored 15 organizations or projects that received more than $1 million in grants.
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The State Department has funneled at least $23,208,612 to the National Endowment for Democracy for Cuba-related projects, records show.
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The funds are aimed at “democracy building, human rights, and civil society initiatives in Cuba.” The law still must be passed by the Senate and signed by the President.
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The Broadcasting Board of Governors is looking for a contractor to recruit, hire and manage a network of journalists throughout Cuba. The contractor announcement states:
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The National Endowment for Democracy is a major recipient of US government funds for channeling to democracy programs in Cuba. The NED, based in Washington, D.C., does a better job than…
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The Office of Cuba Broadcasting, or OCB, has signed more than 100 contracts worth nearly $1 million since the U.S. and Cuba on Dec. 17 announced they would begin renewing diplomatic…
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The U.S. government violated its own security guidelines when it sent Alan Gross on the first of five trips to Cuba, then failed to protect him after he expressed concern about his…
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The Agency for International Development was right to call out the Associated Press for purported inaccuracies in its investigative report about ZunZuneo questioning key details of the…
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Forget South Florida politics, negotiate with the Cubans and find a way to bring Alan Gross home, Judy Gross told Tracey Eaton in an interview published in Along the Malecón. Her…
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As Cuban officials see it, Alan Gross is living proof of the U.S. government’s persistent regime-change campaign. Gross was a soldier, albeit of a different sort. He carried a Samsonite…
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