Noticias Secundarias

Scathing. That's the word used by most of the media to characterize the report issued last week by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on race and policing in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Underlying the issue of removing the SST designation, normalizing banking and all the topics planned for discussion is the fundamental respect for Cuba’s sovereignty. It is not…
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Between presidents, special envoys, personalities, journalists, political has-beens, and gossips by birth or profession, the revolving door to the island never stops.
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CNN News is reporting that the Justice Department will soon present criminal charges against Sen. Bob Menendez alleging that the New Jersey politician used his Senate office to “push”…
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French President François Hollande will travel to Cuba on May 11 in the course of a visit to the Antilles in the spring, the Elysée Palace announced on Tuesday in a three-paragraph…
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Much of the world’s eyes were focused on Capitol Hill yesterday (March 3) when an unprecedented display of disrespect came to fruition as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave…
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The future changes announced in the Electoral Law (term limits is the only sure change so far) constitute an appropriate framework for the released agents to occupy posts in the…
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Nobody should assume that we're witnessing the consummation of a marriage between Cuba and the United States. Rather, we're seeing the negotiations for the terms of a divorce whose…
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The political and administrative authorities of this province, about 400 kilometers east of Havana, have known since late October that the accumulation of rain would not permit the…
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City of Miami Commissioners unanimously voted to pass the “Responsible Wage Ordinance.” The Coalition for Responsible Wages, a diverse group of faith, labor, and community groups came…
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