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Joe García: “Revenge has never built a nation”
There is a Cuba where everything is turned upside down—where being a communist is considered a sin deserving public repudiation, and where Cubans allegedly eat excessively. Miami, the…
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Why Cuba is under siege
In an article that appears in The Week-UK, the staff looks at why Cuba is experiencing one of the most severe crises in its modern history, and concludes that it is driven by a…
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Sanctions on Cuban entities expanded by U.S.
The U.S. Department of State announced a new round of sanctions against 10 Cuban government entities, stating that the measures aim to increase pressure on the Cuban government by…
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Delegation exposed human cost of Washington’s Cuba policy
A delegation of four Democratic members of Congress has returned from Cuba with a message that cuts through years of political rhetoric: the United States' energy embargo is causing…
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Foreign Minister: Sanctions a collective punishment on all Cubans, not the government
The United Nations General Assembly convened on Tuesday, July 7, at Cuba's request for an extraordinary debate on the humanitarian consequences of escalating U.S. fuel restrictions and…
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Only tragedy will satisfy Florida’s Cuban elite
We don’t know exactly why, but the White House is celebrating peace with Iran as a victory. Maybe they are celebrating having managed to defeat themselves, to overcome the irrationality…
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Cuba says talks with Washington have stalled as US pressure intensifies
Cuba's government says any hope of improving relations with Washington has hit a dead end.
Speaking in Havana, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez stated that talks with the United States…
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Cuba’s economic reforms signal change, but U.S. policy still weighs heavily
Cuba’s National Assembly has approved one of the most ambitious packages of economic reforms in decades, a clear acknowledgment by the government that the country’s economic model must…
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Sanctions and sovereignty: Rethinking U.S. policy toward Cuba
For more than six decades, U.S. policy toward Cuba has been defined by isolation, sanctions, and a persistent effort to pressure political change on the island. As outlined by the…
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International lawyers decry U.S. aggression against Cuba
An international group of leftist lawyers on Tuesday condemned the US blockade, sanctions, and war threats against Cuba, and the mounting repression of solidarity with the…
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