Noticias

Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua had refused to endorse a World Trade Organization trade reform agreement because it did not address the United States' blockade of Cuba.
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Mandela was a political activist and agitator. He did not shy away from controversy and he did not seek — or obtain — universal approval. Here are some of the things he believed that…
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Cuba politics has become a trap for the United States itself, insofar as it prevents the government from acting with the flexibility required when it comes to policy management, both…
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To fully grasp the meaning of Nelson Mandela’s death, at the age of 95, imagine for a moment that his life had turned out differently. What if he’d perished as a child, like so many…
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Professor Valdes tells the President that he thinks the imprisonment of the Cuban Five (now four) is a roadblock to normal relations between the U.S and Cuba.
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Monsignor Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, has gone on record saying that he prefers "a more participative and democratic socialism" for Cuba.
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Martí Noticias, involving radio, television, the Internet, mobile communications and social networks, evades the law passed by the U.S. Congress that forbids the broadcast of programs…
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In his Miami Herald column, Brian Latell never addresses why the Warren Commission remained ignorant of the plot. Allen Dulles, former CIA director and a member of the Warren…
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Excerpts from the press conference held by Secretary of State John Kerry at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday, Dec. 3. "These things are often best resolved in quiet diplomacy,…
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There is a growing national trend to be more hospitable to immigrants, pushing back against Arizona's "papers, please" law in renewed repudiation of the measure and in a nod to…
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