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A clarification about a situation involving Cardinal Ortega in a diplomatic site
A clarification from the spokesman for the Archbishopric of Havana, Orlando Marquez Hidalgo, about a lamentable incident that occurred when the Archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime…
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Opening of the embassies and the historical legacy
The opening of embassies in Havana and Washington demonstrate that the movement towards a normal relationship between the two countries continues unabated, regardless of the…
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Havana, Washington set embassy openings for July 20
Presidents Obama and Raúl Castro on Wednesday announced that embassies in Washington and Havana will reopen on July 20.
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Republicans suffer Supreme setbacks
By providing the deciding vote on gay marriage, Justice Anthony Kennedy, like Pope Francis, showed that a single human being with a clear vision, a sense of justice, and a brave heart…
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In Kazakhstan, Cuban diplomat promotes greater trade
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister Rogelio Sierra Díaz traveled all the way to Kazakhstan this week to promote increased trade and cooperation with that Central Asian republic. The two…
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Cuba and the EU: The eye, the speck, and the plank
In its official statement after the talks with the European Union on human rights observance, the Cuban Foreign Ministry has taken a page from the Bible. Specifically, from the book of…
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Cuba: An unusual battle in Washington
Because of the polarization that exists between Democrats and Republicans, the recent creation of the bipartisan coalition Engage Cuba, intended to promote relations with the island, is…
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Dominican Republic: Mass expulsion, global revulsion
The government of the Dominican Republic is in the early stages of carrying out a massive deportation of persons of Haitian descent, including not only immigrants but people born in the…
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Spain will open a $45.37 million credit line for its companies in Cuba
The Spanish Development Finance Institution (COFIDES) will open a 40-million-euro line of credit for Spanish firms doing businesses in Cuba. The line will be known as the Cuba Funding…
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Cardinal Ortega challenges critics to prove their assertions
Cardinal Jaime Ortega, Archbishop of Havana, has voiced surprise at the criticism he has received from anti-Castro groups outside and inside Cuba for a statement he made June 5 on…
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