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For Cuba, a harsh self-assessment
There was little to argue with this month when President Raúl Castro unleashed his fiercest and lengthiest public lecture to date on the demise of Cuban culture.
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Migratory Agreements Revised
HAVANA, /07/17/2013. Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA)/Progreso
Semanal. Delegates from the US and Cuban governments met today in
Washington to revise the state of “existing…
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Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The authorities of the Republic of Panama have informed of the detention, in the Panamanian port of Colón, of the merchant vessel Chong Chon Gang, inscribed in the Democratic People’s…
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Abel Prieto: “The concept of privatization is absolutely excluded as a policy”
"With different emphasis and at different times, culture has always been a priority for Fidel, as it is today for Raúl. And this is one of the distinctive conquests of our nation", Abel…
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The U.S. should end the Cuban embargo
By Katrina vanden Heuvel (The Washington Post)
Is there a greater example of utter folly than America’s superannuated policy toward Cuba? During more than 50 years corrupted by…
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Cuba’s other revolution
“During the Special Period’s most difficult years, countless and creative solutions were found by our campesinos and agricultural science researchers. There was one objective and one…
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Cuba’s other revolution
By Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero
“During the Special Period’s most difficult years, countless and creative solutions were found by our campesinos and agricultural science researchers.…
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The mysteries of U.S. policy
By Jesús Arboleya Cervera
HAVANA – Throughout history, it has been quite common for the American security and intelligence services to demonstrate an "absolute incapacity" to…
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Cuba is hardly a ‘state sponsor of terror’
The U.S. government continues to put Cuba on its international terrorism list because of flawed rationale and historical prejudice
By Keith Bolender
From guardian.co.uk
While an…
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Internet: Will the prices drop?
By Milena Recio
HAVANA – On May 27, Cuba was informed that, beginning on June 4, the Cuban Telecommunications Company (ETECSA) will provide connections to the Internet to any…
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