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The Panama Papers could lead to capitalism’s great crisis
Developing economies lost $7.8 trillion in cash because of maneuvers like those allegedly done by Mossack Fonseca, between 2004 and 2013.
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History of Cuban support groups’ archive inaugurated at UMass
This agreement is extremely important and has a great historic value that goes beyond a record of political activities in favor of normalization, because it promises to become an…
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Obama’s project for Cuba
President Obama is a firm advocate of the so-called "smart power doctrine," which posits the rational use of the combined application of all the resources of U.S. foreign policy, i.e.,…
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Attempted coup in Brazil seeks to reverse election results
If you are following the news of political turmoil in Brazil, it may be difficult to get a grasp of what is really going on. This often happens when there is an attempted coup in the…
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Trump’s the chump: New York Times analysis confirms Progreso prediction
They say that Minerva’s owl flies at dusk—wisdom comes too late. But sometimes Minerva’s owl flies at first light, and being among the first to perceive has its cost too. The Sunday New…
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The rank-and-file need to know
Francisco Rodríguez is a journalist and a militant member of the Cuban Communist Party. He’s not happy with the procedure being followed on the eve of the PCC's Seventh Congress because…
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Castro is not an old man having a temper tantrum
Al Día News columnist Albor Ruiz on Wednesday penned these words regarding Fidel Castro’s reaction to President Obama’s speech in Havana’s Gran Teatro Nacional. Love him or hate him,…
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Why some students are ditching America for medical school in Cuba
Sarpoma Sefa-Boakye is one of over 100 Americans who have attended the Latin American Medical School - ELAM, in Spanish - in Cuba. She grew up in southern California and went to UCLA…
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Obama: A legacy forged
President Obama crossed the Rubicon when he rejected the notion that the interests of the Cuban people should or can be defined by the United States. That, in itself, is a legacy, one…
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Brother Obama
Fidel Castro responds to Obama's speech at the Alicia Alonso Grand Theater of Havana and cites revolutionary leaders including Antonio Maceo, José Martí and Camilo Cienfuegos.
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