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Cubans see hope in reforms, worry over how U.S. may thwart them
The total blockade of fuel imports — with only one ship arriving in nine months — caused public transportation to disappear and reduced daily electricity availability to a minimum.
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Disgusting
The Great Seal of the United States features a bald eagle clutching a bundle of arrows and an olive branch. We might as well discard the olive branch and replace it with drones, bombs,…
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“We cannot allow this evil to continue”
CNN reports that children as young as 3 have appeared without representation in immigration court hearings and have been asked by a judge whether they wanted a “voluntary” departure or…
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Cuba is not Miami’s to rebuild
The United States has enormous power. It has economic, military, and political influence. But power does not automatically confer the moral right to dictate how another country should…
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The smell of sulfur is still there
What happens when one country becomes so powerful that it begins to believe the rules of the international system apply to everyone except itself?
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U.S. sanctions are dictating who gets aid and essentials in Cuba
Sanctions intended to impact Cuba’s government have instead caused chain reactions that harm Cubans and their ability to access both humanitarian aid and daily necessities.
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Three cowardly lions and the Wizard of Oz
Three Republican members of Congress who have spent years operating comfortably in the Trump era now have to explain where they stand as the president's policies hit closer to home.
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Miami’s ‘Tarantula’ has become a monument to government excess
This is the definition of misplaced priorities: chasing a skyline photo op while the people paying the tolls can't afford rent three exits away.
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Osama Bin Trump
We did not defeat terrorism. We helped build a permanent war against it. In the process, we may have weakened ourselves more effectively than any foreign enemy ever could.
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Before privatizing state assets, ask: Who gets to buy them, who will monitor the process?
Economist Pedro Monreal argues that Cuba’s recently announced package of 176 economic measures could substantially increase the risk of corruption, particularly through the proposed…
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