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Sixty years after the Revolution, is a ‘new Cuba’ emerging?
Is the Cuban Revolution reinventing itself at age 60?
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The cost of doing harm
The application of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act entails three major problems for the United States. Undoubtedly, the U.S. is grasping at straws in search of new actions against…
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The Cuban economy in 2018
2018 was another exercise in complexity for the Cuban economy. Another period of low growth is expected in 2019.
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#Vote YES versus the #Vote NO
In a little less than 40 days Cubans will be voting on their new Constitution. Campaigns on both sides have intensified.
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U.S. diplomats attacked in Cuba… by crickets
U.S. diplomats and the media called it a “sonic attack.” Until it turned out to be crickets.
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Another question for 2019
Will the opportunity granted baseball players be offered to other Cubans such as doctors and/or engineers, just to mention but a couple of professions?
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Cuban migration in 2018
What's most worrisome for Cuba are not the difficulties in travel as a result of U.S. policy, but that migration continues to be very high -- especially among young people of working…
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Cuba 2019 with plenty of love
We wish all of our people strength, coherence and peace. And plenty of love. Happy 2019!
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MLB, Cuban Baseball Federation reach agreement; Trump administration may block it
Major League Baseball on Wednesday reached a historic agreement with Cuba’s baseball federation that would regulate and streamline the entry of Cuban players coming to the U.S.
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When self-employment is a sin
Cuba's biggest problem for the foreseeable future is the many self-employed workers without social security and no retirement to count on.
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