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Changing a policy that was written in Washington to determine Cuba's future was not doomed to failure simply because the Cuban revolution resisted it. It failed because it wasn't right.
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Puerto Rico, one of a handful of western colonies remaining in the world and the United States’ largest colony, suffers from its current fiscal crisis because of its 117 year-old,…
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It's only been a few days of reading The Wall Street Journal, but I have already received quite an education about the mindset of right-wing America.
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A significant majority of Americans and an overwhelming majority of Cubans want the embargo repealed. Congress should now make engagement the cornerstone of American policy toward Cuba.
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On Friday before an audience gathered at Florida International University in Miami, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The Cuba embargo needs to go, once and for all..."
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Medicare turns 50. It was signed into law July 30, 1965 – the crowning achievement of Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. It’s more popular than ever. Yet it continues to be blamed for…
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When speaking of violence it's not just the crazy carnage inflicted weekly through the barrels of the ever-proliferating and increasingly deadly stock of guns in these United States,…
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Are we progressing and winning in the court of U.S. public opinion in ways that are really catching our attention. Monday's flag raising at the Cuban embassy may be a sign of things to…
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As the United States and Cuba moved this week to end more than 50 years of diplomatic conflict, public support for re-establishing relations with Cuba has increased.
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News sources are reporting that Stonegate Bank signed a correspondent banking relationship with Banco Internacional de Comercio S.A. in Cuba.
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