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Miami Herald sees U.S.-Cuba talks through a glass darkly
In Miami, it seems the success or failure of the talks is being judged by the extent to which engagement will produce regime change by new means. Coverage and opinions in the Spanish…
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Fidel mistrusts U.S. but favors ‘negotiated solution’ to problems
Without going into specifics and without even mentioning the recent talks in Havana between Cuban and U.S. diplomats, Fidel Castro went on record that he does not reject "a peaceful…
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U.S.-Cuba travel shouldn’t faze
Other Caribbean travel destinations have little to fear, for now, from the news that some Americans will soon be allowed to travel to Cuba without prior permission.
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Cuba-U.S.: No talk of business yet
Even though little has come out from the talks in Havana between Cuba and the United States, on the other side of the Straits of Florida a movement is developing to land in the Cuban…
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Policymakers and pundits didn’t change Cuba policy alone
The news leaked out quite quickly. First, Alan Gross was released. Hours later, President Obama scheduled an announcement on changes to Cuba policy.
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Oil talks show potential for U.S.-Cuba relations
Mexico has offered to hold another oil safety workshop this year, and Cuba wants to host one, too, according to Hunt.
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Traveling to an open Cuba
Robert Guild, 66, is the vice president of Marazul Charters, a travel agency in New Jersey that organizes trips to Cuba.
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Jacobson’s last public 30 minutes in Cuba
Serene and contemplative, the 53-year-old diplomat speaks Spanish fluently, with an accent that shows that she didn't learn it in Spain but in Latin America. When speaking publicly, she…
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How will Cuba get off the state-sponsored terrorism list?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-30957118
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Russian vessel’s message: ‘Don’t ignore us’
Eyebrows went up everywhere on Tuesday when a Russian intelligence ship docked in Havana on the eve of the diplomatic talks between Cuba and the United States.
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