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A new relation ‘based on mutual respect’ (Video)
Saturday's highly anticipated meeting between President Raúl Castro and President Barack Obama resulted in an exchange with emphasis on the themes of mutual respect, agreeing to…
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Obama: Looking to the future; not imprisoned by the past (Video)
Words spoken by President Barack Obama at the first plenary session for the Summit of Americas where he discusses how the shift in U.S. policy towards Cuba can mean big changes for the…
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If you can’t get along with your neighbors, sell them something
To describe the Cuban economy as “open” is to say that the country depends directly on foreign trade. According to calculations by researcher Nancy Quiñones, for the country’s GDP to…
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Obama will accept removal of Cuba from terrorism list recommendation
NBC News is reporting that sources have been advised that President Barack Obama will announce that he is accepting the State Department recommendation to remove Cuba from the terrorism…
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In April 2015, do Cuban-Americans matter?
It matters much that a majority of Cuban-Americans support an improvement in relations and that this support translates into the defense of a climate of true coexistence and mutual…
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NBA to put on four-day camp in historic visit to Cuba
The National Basketball Association (NBA) and the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) announced that they will host their first joint basketball development camp in Havana, Cuba…
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From Miami to Panama
Latin America has changed much since the first Summit in Miami in 1994, convened then by President Bill Clinton and whose aim was to "propose" the FTAA to the Latin American people.
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Raul Yzaguirre, NCLR and the Menéndez investigation
I don’t believe in coincidences. Ambassador Yzaguirre, practically named by Menéndez, arrives in Santo Domingo months before the Melgen port deal, and departs his post three months…
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Normalization the new normal – soon
The sharp disagreements that drove us apart for decades are now being mediated in a process that is designed to narrow and resolve our differences.
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Robert Menendez indictment points to corrupting potential of super PACs
It seemed like a typical corruption case: A Florida doctor, seeking official favors with a United States senator, plies him with gifts while raising all the money he can for the…
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