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It seems fitting that the country’s first serious socialist presidential candidate since the 1930s should have political roots in the Lower East Side — the cradle of New York socialism.
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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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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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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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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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Less than a week after President Obama assured Cubans that the United States "will not impose our political or economic system on you," the State Department has announced that it will…
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Okay made its first printed appearance in the March 23, 1839, issue of the Boston Morning Post, as part of a playful diatribe directed at a rival paper, the Providence Journal.
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Marco Rubio, who came into the campaign as a lion and exited as a lamb once predicted that Donald Trump would destroy the Republican party. That might be the only honest thing Rubio has…
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Forget the pomp and circumstance, the real importance of President Obama’s visit to Cuba, particularly his speech at the Gran Teatro de La Habana was, without a doubt, the fact that it…
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President Barack Obama will arrive in Havana on Sunday and will spend almost three days in the Cuban capital where he will tour the city, meet with its leaders, attend a baseball game,…
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