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Always right: Reading The Wall Street Journal
It's only been a few days of reading The Wall Street Journal, but I have already received quite an education about the mindset of right-wing America.
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What if Cuba returns to the IMF and the World Bank?
Former Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutiérrez said the U.S. should help Cuba enter the world's main multilateral economic institutions: the World Bank (WB), the International Monetary…
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Conexion Miami / Cuban drug against cancer interests Tampa researchers
This week Conexion Miami explores another Jeb Bush conflict of interest and also brings you news from Tampa and the advances being made with a new Cuban drug called CimaVax. There's…
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Growing momentum to repeal Cuban embargo
A significant majority of Americans and an overwhelming majority of Cubans want the embargo repealed. Congress should now make engagement the cornerstone of American policy toward Cuba.
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200 Spanish business leaders hear Cuban minister’s invitation to invest
Cuba's minister of Foreign Trade told 200 business executives in Madrid last week that Cuba needs $2.5 billion a year in foreign investment to boost its economic development and also…
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A shift in course: Bipartisan calls to end the embargo
On Friday before an audience gathered at Florida International University in Miami, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The Cuba embargo needs to go, once and for all..."
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Havana Club at the gates of the U.S. market
Jérôme Cottin-Bizonne, the French director general of Havana Club International, producer of Cuban rum, has "great hopes now that there's a new situation between the two countries."
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Despite pressure from Washington, Greek bailout increases Grexit odds
It is now clear that the European authorities do not intend to let the Greek economy recover any time in the foreseeable future.
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MINREX: Human trafficking report presents ‘tendentious and manipulated elements’
The State Department has removed Cuba from its list of countries that do nothing to deal with human trafficking, upgrading the island from Tier 3 in its 2015 Trafficking in Persons…
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Medicare turns 50
Medicare turns 50. It was signed into law July 30, 1965 – the crowning achievement of Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. It’s more popular than ever. Yet it continues to be blamed for…
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