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The breakthrough with Cuba: How it happened and what happens next
Many loose ends remain to be tied up before the United States and Cuba will have fully normal relations, but a new chapter has been opened, and the idea of going back to the past…
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Rousseff and V.P. Biden meet to discuss Cuba
President Dilma Rousseff and the Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, discussed Thursday in Brasília ways for Brazil to help the United States' process of rapprochement with…
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Happy 2015!
All the best in 2015, a historic year loaded with possibilities for all Cubans. We welcome it with the emotion and enthusiasm generated only by great opportunities.
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Israel: For Palestine, not even a symbolic state
It's that time of the year when everyone writes about the most important events of the last twelve months. The more audacious may go out on a limb and predict what will happen in the…
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Conexión Miami / Jeb’s values
Jeb Bush has trashed Obamacare as bad for America. That’s in spite of the fact he was profiting from Obama’s health care program as a director at Tenet Healthcare Corp.
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Why travel to Cuba?
This renewed attention on Cuba has many would-be travelers wondering: What does our island neighbor have to offer? We talked to a few Cuba experts to find out.
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“En el año que nieve en Cuba” – (In the year it will snow in Cuba)
This new relationship will hopefully develop a level of respect between these two former antagonists. Despite the difficult negotiations ahead, it is obvious that nothing is impossible.…
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Marco, Ted and Bob: Fishes out of water
"Don't defend me, pal." That memorable phrase by Mexican comedian Tin Tan perfectly fits those U.S. politicians who, assuming poses of concern over the welfare of Cubans, oppose the…
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Christmas came early and we’re thankful
There are very few people who worked harder and as smartly as Aruca to make what happened so unexpectedly last Thursday become a reality.
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My parents are Cuban exiles. Here’s what Obama’s decision means to us.
Which will it be? Can I hope that one day soon my parents will agree to visit Cuba with me so I can see it through their eyes? I fervently hope so.
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