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Appeal for Release of Cuban Dissidents "We are Americans who promote changes in U.S. policy toward Cuba because we believe that greater contact between our societies will both help resolve current issues and prepare the way for improved ..."
Agricultural Sales to Cuba Serve American Farmers Thanks to a law passed in 2000, American farmers have made more than $100 million in sales to Cuba since last fall.This week in Havana, farm products from 32 states will be on display at an agricultural fair where American farmers will try to expand their share of the Cuban market....
The Beginning of the End of a Policy? For more than 40 years, the United States has applied an economic embargo against Cuba. As has been stated on many occasions, the goal has been to apply pressure for democratic change and the ...
Cuba, the Embargo, and American Travel: The State Department’s Distorted Vision On the eve of Congressional consideration of amendments affecting U.S. economic sanctions against Cuba, the State Department has released a 20-page "white paper" to bolster its point of view. The paper ...
Radio Marti’s Shrinking Audience and What to Do About It Radio Marti's audience share has plummeted to five percent in 2001, down from nine percent in 2000 and 71 percent ten years ago, according to professional survey research commissioned by the ...
Cuba, the Terrorism List, and What the United States Should Do Since 1982 Cuba has been named a "state sponsor of terrorism" by the State Department and is accused of supporting terrorism by myriad unofficial sources. In contrast to its depiction of the six other countries ...
U.S. Policy Toward Cuba: Voices from the Island It is tricky to measure Cuban public opinion. Foreigners do not conduct survey research in Cuba based on large random samples, and if this were done on sensitive political topics its results might not be ...
Let Yankee Tourists Shower Dollars on Cuba’s Poor In her final press conference as Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright's message to the Cuban people was succinct. In reference to the aging Fidel Castro she said, "I wish them the actuarial tables." It was an odd ...
Let Americans Travel Freely to Cuba This New Year's Eve in Havana, 74-year-old Fidel Castro celebrated his 42nd year in power. It wasn't supposed to be this way, especially after the Soviet Union's demise put Cuba on the brink of economic ...
A Policy toward Cuba That Serves U.S. Interests More than a decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Fidel Castro remains in charge in Havana, despising capitalism, taunting the Cuban-American community in Miami, theorizing about the evils of globalization, and keeping up with every imaginable statistic about Cuba. He has been in power for 41 years, outlasting U.S. strategies from ...
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