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Spain is said to press for ‘transition’ in Cuban government
It seems unlikely that Cuba would even consider an agreement that contains the same conditions as the EU's Common Position, seeing it as a Trojan Horse.
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EU should review its stance toward Cuba, top Dutch diplomat says
The European Union needs to review and update its "common position" toward Cuba, said Dutch foreign minister Frans Timmermans, on an official visit to Cuba.
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Cuba sends a new envoy to the Vatican
On Dec. 23, 2013, Pope Francis accepted the credentials of Rodney Alejandro López Clemente, Cuba's new ambassador to the Holy See. He replaces Eduardo Delgado Bermúdez, who held the…
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NAFTA: 20 years of regret for Mexico
Mexico's growth has been weak since the 'free trade' deal was signed, and it missed out on the region's poverty reduction. It is also easy to see that NAFTA was a bad deal for most…
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Oil partnership could unite Mexico and Cuba, ex-diplomat says
A former Mexican ambassador to Cuba is proposing that Mexico & Cuba set up "a strategic partnership on matters of energy" to firm up the countries' relations.
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Cubans bid Vicar General a final farewell
Hundreds of mourners gathered Saturday morning (Jan. 4) at Columbus Cemetery in Havana to bid goodbye to Monsignor Carlos Manuel de Céspedes García-Menocal, Vicar General of Havana, who…
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Cuba’s Vicar General dies in Havana at 77
Monsignor Carlos Manuel de Céspedes García-Menocal, an outstanding figure in Cuba's Roman Catholic Church, died suddenly today (Jan. 3) at the age of 77. He was an essayist, writer and…
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A late Christmas present
On December 28, 1.3 million American workers got a late Christmas present from the federal government. Their unemployment benefits were cut off. And their monthly expenses exceed their…
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Does U.S. policy toward Cuba have a face?
If anything has been shown by 55 years of confrontation between Cuba and the U.S., it is the predisposition of U.S. foreign-policy officials to insult the Havana government.
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Florida’s #1 … in corruption
Since 1976, Florida has had 1,762 of its public officials convicted, according to a new study conducted by the non-profit Integrity Florida. Each year we typically have around 71…
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