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Spy case won’t derail U.S.-Cuba rapprochement, diplomat says
By David Brooks
La Jornada (Mexico) June 9, 2009
NEW YORK, June 8 -- The case of the couple accused by the U.S. government of spying for Cuba will create bitterness and may…
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A Mothers’ Day present — 30 years later
Carlos Muñiz Varela (Part 1 of 3)
A Mothers' Day present -- 30 years later
By Eduardo Santana Castellón and Raúl Alzaga Manresa
His mother always said good-bye to him with a kiss,…
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Cuba: Access to Internet in dollars
Cuba: Access to Internet in dollars
Havana, Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA) -- The Minister of Data Processing and Communications has published a resolution that allows access to…
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Mercosur and the FTAA: From failure to submission
By Claudio Katz
Services of ARGENPRESS
To move ahead with the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and expedite the collection of foreign debt are the economic priorities of…
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Jesús Arboleya Cervera
By Jesús Arboleya Cervera
arboleya@progresosemanal.com
I could say that one of the greatest dangers that humankind faces are elections in the United States. Everybody is…
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Cuba and the ‘mad cows’ from the U.S.
Latin American Weekly Summary
Havana, Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA) -- Pedro Álvarez, president of Alimport, the Cuban food import agency that has been negotiating the import of…
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Mexico: The frustrated expectations of free trade
The lights and shadows of NAFTA on its 10th anniversary
By Jorge Coarasa
jorgecoarasa@hotmail.com.
Services of Adital
Jan. 1 marked the 10th anniversary of the North American…
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Brazil: Lula’s first year
By Eduardo Dimas
dimas@progresosemanal.com
Exactly one year ago, just about this time, Progreso Weekly published an article about the challenges facing the newly installed…
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