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Charlie Crist will go to Cuba
Our crystal ball is clear when it comes to Cuba, the Fanjuls and Charlie Crist. And it's all about the benjamins. At a recent fundraiser, Crist raised more than $400,000. The room was…
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China’s top military officer visits Cuba after U.S. tour
Col. Gen. Fang Fenghui, Chief of the General Staff of the Chinese Army, arrived in Havana at the head of a delegation "as proof of the ties of solidarity between China and Cuba," Havana…
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Lavrov: No Russian bases in Latin America
Russia will not set up military bases in Latin America, said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Saturday (May 17), in an interview on the TV channel Rossiya-1.
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Russia, Cuba sign pact on domestic security
Russia's Federal Security Service and Cuba's Commission on National Security and Defense on Wednesday (May 14) signed a memorandum of cooperation in Moscow and agreed to create a joint…
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The imprudence of Donald Sterling (+ Video)
It's easy to think that millionaires live in another world, in a distant dimension, in a parallel world with rules and conflicts that are foreign to us. But no, in the end, millionaires…
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A prisoner exchange that could improve U.S.-Cuba relations
Alan Gross has been serving a fifteen-year prison sentence in Cuba for providing material support to the Cuban opposition. In the meanwhile, three Cuban agents have been incarcerated in…
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Mujica amuses World Bank with a ‘no-tie speech’
Last Wednesday (May 14), President José Mujica of Uruguay participated in a presentation to the World Bank (WB) in Washington, D.C. The presentation was as informal as its title, "A…
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High-level Cuba-U.S. meeting held; reason unknown
Assistant Secretary of State Roberta Jacobson met Thursday in Washington with the director of the North American department of the Cuban Foreign Ministry, Josefina Vidal, according to…
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‘I vote for no one; it’s not worth the trouble’
"Here, those who have papers and those who don't do the same: we work to make our families succeed," says Elena Guzmán, a Salvadoran woman from New York. She voted for Obama in two…
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Miami: Skyscrapers rise, city sinks
Recent studies carried out by big name think tanks outside Florida have found that, in a nation with breathtaking economic inequality, Miami has one of the biggest chasms between rich…
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