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U.S. Sanctions Against Cuba: A Just War Perspective "U.S. Sanctions Against Cuba: A Just War Perspective" Presented to the XVI Annual Conference of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy (Miami) by Philip Peters August 5, 2006. A friend who worked...
El club de los enganados Para ''proteger nuestro sistema de educación'' del espionaje cubano, el representante estatal David Rivera propone prohibir los viajes académicos de las universidades floridanas a Cuba. No importa que los dos...
Ambiguous Policy Has Clearly Bad Results Now that lawyers for two deceased Cuban migrants may sue the U.S. Coast Guard in federal court, it is worth looking at migration across the Florida straits from the Coast Guard's point of view. The loss of Isabel Menendez, 74, and...
New Moves Could End Investment Slump The diplomatic thaw between Cuba and the European Union has received lots of attention, but its impact is not likely to be dramatic. Official contacts will resume and European contacts with Cuban ...
Seeking Votes by Injuring Cubans Events in Iraq have overshadowed a new, 500-page Bush Administration plan to bring about regime change closer to home: in Cuba. It's a remarkable plan that casts aside a tool that Democratic and Republican...
The Value of Engagement with Cuba "Thank you for inviting me to testify on a subject of great importance to American foreign policy in this hemisphere: United States relations with Cuba. Many experts did not expect Cuba's political system to survive the horrendous economic..."
Preparing for a New Reality A post-Castro Cuba is an opportunity for the United States to fill a void for people living in an economic limbo. Washington should emphasize freer communication now to prepare for life without Casto, writes Philip Peters....
Models of Engagement: How Foreign Projects Work in Cuba International engagement with Cuba is limited by many factors: the relatively narrow scope of projects of interest to Cuban authorities, the lack of independent Cuban organizations that can enter international ...
What to Do About Cuba? The Bush Administration is a bind over Cuba. President Bush is preparing to announce a policy response tomorrow, which is Cuban Independence Day. But with 75 dissidents recently jailed in Cuba, Bush's goal ...
Ban Undercuts Our Influence On Cuba In many meetings in Havana over the past two years, I have come to know and admire the top activists in Cuba's fledgling democratic opposition - people who struggle to be heard among Cubans, and who ...
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