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By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian At dawn one year ago, on June 28, soldiers invaded the home of Honduran President Mel Zelaya and flew him to Costa Rica. It was a frightening…
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According to the Montreal Metro, what follows is the list of 52 prisoners that will presently be released by the Cuban government: (Click here to go the Metro report) Pedro Arguelles…
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By Gimleteye From Eye on Miami The Miami Herald seems to pick up the theme I recently wrote about: Marco Rubio's bid to be the next U.S. Senator from Florida is washing up on Gulf…
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By Varela In our political stew, a Republican is serious, always tells the truth, goes to church on Sunday, wears a suit, is married, has children and the children grow up just like…
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Press release issued by the Archdiocese of Havana's spokesman, Orlando Márquez Hidalgo. Translation by The Miami Herald (From Cuban Colada) At noon today, Wednesday 7 July, Cardinal…
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‘Nevertheless, it moves’ By Elsa Claro Even if something extraordinary does not happen in Cuba very soon, other developments will occur to refresh the existing economic model.…
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By Bill Press He's already launched a radio and TV show, written several best-selling books, organized Tea Party rallies, launched a voter registration drive, and performed his own…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com “Israel doesn’t seem to really want to probe Gaza flotilla raid.” The quote doesn’t come from a jihadist source or a vicious anti-Semitic web…
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By Saul Landau Last month’s Obama-McChrystal debacle dramatized how military thinking dominates U.S. policy. Obama axed one surging general and replaced him with General David “Surge”…
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By Albor Ruiz From the New York Daily News Traveling to Cuba may soon become a reality for Americans. Yes, we have heard this before, but this time it seems it could actually happen.…
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