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Miami Herald sees U.S.-Cuba talks through a glass darkly
In Miami, it seems the success or failure of the talks is being judged by the extent to which engagement will produce regime change by new means. Coverage and opinions in the Spanish…
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Cuba-U.S.: No talk of business yet
Even though little has come out from the talks in Havana between Cuba and the United States, on the other side of the Straits of Florida a movement is developing to land in the Cuban…
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Jacobson’s last public 30 minutes in Cuba
Serene and contemplative, the 53-year-old diplomat speaks Spanish fluently, with an accent that shows that she didn't learn it in Spain but in Latin America. When speaking publicly, she…
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Russian vessel’s message: ‘Don’t ignore us’
Eyebrows went up everywhere on Tuesday when a Russian intelligence ship docked in Havana on the eve of the diplomatic talks between Cuba and the United States.
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Cuba-U.S. dialogue: ‘They’re talking about us’
Although expressing satisfaction with the new scenario, many Cubans prefer to save the outbursts of joy until the measures are put into practice. "I'll believe it when I see it," says…
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‘In Cuba, we are ending a policy that was long past its expiration date’
Claiming that the country had turned the page, what appeared to be a loose and at times cocky President Barack Obama announced to the nation during his sixth State of the Union address…
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Cuban Adjustment Act: It’s up to the other side
The topic of the illegal immigration of Cubans into the U.S. goes back in time and my compatriots are sheltered by the U.S. law that grants them permanent residence one year after…
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Gov. Rick Scott, liar
"As the controversy over Bailey’s ouster has intensified in recent days, Scott has made conflicting statements, at first saying Bailey did '“a great job.'” Later he said Bailey…
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Meet the nine Republicans still in Congress who voted against Martin Luther King day
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s civil rights legacy was enshrined into law when Martin Luther King, Jr. Day became a federal holiday. Meet the nine current members of Congress who voted…
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Alan Gross invited to the State of the Union
Seated near the First Lady Tuesday night will be Alan and Judy Gross as President Obama delivers his sixth State of the Union address to the American people.
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