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Venezuela, Paraguay and the future of Latin America and the Caribbean
By Jesús Arboleya Cervera
HAVANA – The results of two controversial elections have reignited the debate over the future of Latin America. In Venezuela, the left triumphed…
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A future in oil for Cuba?
Interview with Jorge Piñón
By Roberto Veiga and Lenier González
HAVANA – Progreso Semanal talked with energy affairs researcher Jorge Piñón, a Cuban-American who left the…
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An open letter from Assata
My name is Assata Shakur, and I am a 20th century escaped slave. Because of government persecution, I was left with no other choice than to flee from the political repression, racism…
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René in Cuba for good
HAVANA– RPA/Progreso Weekly - René González Sehwerert was notified Friday (May 3) that U.S. Federal Judge Joan Lenard has issued an order that will allow him to remain in Cuba for…
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U.S. gives Cuba cold shoulder over prisoners and their suffering families
Fates of jailed Cuban Five are at the heart of hostility between Washington and Havana. Cuban Adriana Perez hasn’t seen her imprisoned husband since 1990s.
By Oakland Ross
From…
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The most persecuted woman in Cuba
By Aníbal Malvar
From the Spanish daily Público
MADRID – Ferociously persecuted by Castroism and deprived of all freedom, Yoani Sánchez is making a world tour to denounce the…
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Brazil will invest more in Cuba
Progreso Semanal/RPA
HAVANA – Brazil is weighing granting the construction company Odebrecht a $150 million credit to remodel airport terminals in Havana and other Cuban cities,…
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Roberto Zurbano, Esteban Morales and my own negritude
By Jorge Morales
From the blog La Joven Cuba
MATANZAS – Recently, I read a Spanish translation of the letter written by Roberto Zurbano to The New York Times. With some of his…
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The Cuba lobby
The most powerful lobby in Washington isn't the NRA. It's the Castro-hating right wing that has Obama's bureaucrats terrified and inert.
By William M. Leogrande
From Foreign…
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The Mississippi, a Cuban river
By Aurelio Pedroso
HAVANA – Not long ago, we were visited at home by a 13-year-old boy who had gone through six years of elementary education and was in his first year of junior high…
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