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U.S. Government Accountability Office analyzes covert programs run by the State Department and USAID in Cuba. Cuban Foreign Ministry – U.S. Directorate CUBA – Last Feb. 7, the…
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From the On Two Shores blog MIAMI - The Miami Herald publishes an editorial asking for “bipartisanship” and a show of “diversity” during the upcoming visit of Yoani Sanchez to the…
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By Richard A. Serrano From the Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - Federal law enforcement officials are pursuing two parallel investigations into the relationship between Sen. Robert…
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By Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada HAVANA – In a place in Colorado, in the heart of North America, far from the anti-Cuban Miami whose irrational violence he fought so hard, died an…
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The following are words spoken by Washington DC attorney Jose Pertierra during a March 12 memorial ceremony for President Hugo Chavez in Washington’s Stephen’s Church. It is not…
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The nation has long since changed the behavior that earned it a U.S. designation as a sponsor of terrorism. A Los Angeles Times editorial LOS ANGELES - Washington has for three…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – Every year, the U.S. Department of State publishes a list of “countries that promote terrorism” that serves as a basis for Washington’s policy…
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As with the first rounds of Ryan budgeting, this one would be bad for nearly everyone (except perhaps the wealthy), but it would especially take an enormous toll on the…
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By Bill Press A rare beast was spotted week in Washington. An event as rare as the sighting of Big Foot. We actually saw a real filibuster in action. It was a welcome event, even…
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By Osmany Sánchez From the blog La Joven Cuba MATANZAS – My wife thought I was crazy, talking to myself, when she heard me say “Finally!” during the first game of Team…
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