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Cuba’s Raul Castro dismisses harsher US tone under Trump
Why liberals should support Trump — not Obama — on Cuba policy
Cuba should return its terrorists to US, terror victim’s son says
Cuba and the United States Return to the Trenches
Consensus and Dissent in the Face of Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump And Cuba, Or How To Bet On The Wrong Winner
Trump rolls back some, not all, changes in US-Cuba relations
Cuba Says President Trump’s Speech Was ‘Loaded With Hostile Rhetoric’
The End Of The Cycle For Two Caudillos
Populism Cuban Style: Conquests, Threats and Leadership
Trump considers reversing historic Obama-era opening with Cuba
Trump’s new Cuba policy: What’s at stake for the island?
Cuba’s Parliament Positions Its New Straitjacket
Cuba: More Castroism but Without the Castros
Martha Beatriz Roque: “The Cuban Opposition Has Not Found The Right Path”
Officials: Trump may roll back Obama opening with Cuba
Reagan: Won’t visit Cuba until people are free
Can We Progress in Cuba under the Current Model?
Number of Political Prisoners Doubles In Last Year, According To Human Rights Group
Can Libertarians End the Communist Monopoly in Cuba?
Cuba: Another perspective
If Venezuela Goes to Hell, Will Things Look Bad for Cuba?
May Day in Havana Dedicated To Maduro, Interrupted by a US Flag
Protester disrupts start of Cuba’s annual May Day parade
Protester disrupts start of Cuba's annual May Day parade
Protester disrupts start of Cuba’s annual May Day parade
President Raul Castro in attendance as man breaks through security
By Associated Press , Hatzel Vela – Reporter
Posted: 11:40 AM, May 01, 2017
Updated: 12:37 PM, May 01, 2017
HAVANA – A protester has briefly disrupted the start of Cuba’s largest
annual political event, sprinting in front of May Day… Continue reading
Cuban Counterintelligence Plays Hardball with Journalists
The King, The President and The Dictator
The King, The President and The Dictator
14ymedio, Yoani Sanchez, Havana, 23 April 2017 — In the palace of the
Captains General in Havana there is a throne awaiting its king. It was
prepared when Cuba was still a Spanish colony and a monarch has never
sat in its imposing structure. The visit of Spain’s King Felipe VI visit
may… Continue reading
Should U.S. Companies Hit ‘Pause’ on Doing Business in Cuba?
Should U.S. Companies Hit ‘Pause’ on Doing Business in Cuba?
Apr 20, 2017
President Trump’s government has yet to reveal its hand on the issue of
reconciliation with Cuba. There had been a lot of progress towards
greater ties following President’s Obama’s overtures in December 2014:
Some cooperation agreements were signed – particularly in aviation and
communications — and Google… Continue reading
In the twilight of the Castros
In the twilight of the Castros
By Stephen Kinzer APRIL 14, 2017
SANTA CLARA, Cuba
THIS PROVINCIAL CAPITAL in central Cuba throbbed with life on a recent
Saturday night. In one plaza, a Beatles cover band sang “Ticket to Ride”
for an enthusiastic crowd. Exuberant groups of gay men made their way
toward a club that stages drag shows and… Continue reading
Cuba opposition candidates say targeted for reprisals
Cuban Opponents Who Bet On The Ballot Box
Health Of Three Siblings On Hunger Strike In Cuba Worsens
PostCastro Cuba isn’t that different from before
PostCastro Cuba isn't that different from before
Post-Fidel-Castro Cuba isn’t that different from before
Deepa Fernandes, PRI’s The World
For years, opponents of Cuba’s socialist revolution pegged the system’s
downfall to the inevitable death of its leader, Fidel Castro. Yet,
months after Castro’s death, there have been no major protests on the
streets of Havana, no popular uprising against the ruling Communist Party.
As Gladys Esther Marta… Continue reading