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On December 17 of last year, President Obama began building a bridge between the U.S. and Cuba. Yet the bridge is still under construction. Each of us is helping to build it: stone by…
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It's a delicious dream, says the writer when referencing the present day happenings in the U.S.-Cuba relationship. At the same time he cites the German word 'Schadenfreude' when…
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The Associated Press reported on Monday that the U.S. may abstain from the annual U.N. General Assembly vote on a Cuban-backed resolution demanding that the embargo be lifted.
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It is still too soon to predict the real reach of the new measures, inasmuch as it would require the legal interpretations for their application, but advances are being made in the…
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President Obama today spoke by phone with President Raul Castro of Cuba to discuss the process of normalization between the two countries in advance of Pope Francis’s upcoming visits to…
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A fact sheet detailing the revisions to the Cuban Assets Control Regulations (CACR) and Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which will be administered by the Treasury Department’s…
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New regulations will take effect on Monday for doing business and traveling to Cuba. And although the embargo is still in place, President Barack Obama continues to chip away in areas…
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José Ramón Rodríguez Cabañas became Cuba’s first ambassador to the United States since 1961, on Thursday, Sept. 17.
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In the first meeting of the bilateral commission no agreements were reached about specific issues, but the delegations established the issues with the greatest priority and set a…
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A specter is haunting the United States: a Republican presidency that would eradicate the modest progress on social justice achieved under Obama in such areas as health care, and…
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