With help from Eastern Europe to Latin America, a loud and clear chorus of international condemnation of Raúl Castro's regime can help set the stage for democracy to take hold inside Cuba, participants in a daylong conference in Coral Gables said on... Full Article at Miami Herald
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We want to tap into their real-time experience
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When oppressed people determine their time has come, there is no one that can wield a big enough hammer to stop them. And when they take to the streets, the international community must be ready to react to support the Cuban people
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We want the Cuban people to know that life is better after communism. We are the success story. . . . They deserve it, too
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This can no longer be just about the U.S. versus Cuba. Other countries must condemn the island, too
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The pope is well, everyone sees it, all those who are near to him see his freshness
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The role of the church in Cuba is recognized. I would like to make a positive observation — also comparing to other nations of the world — that Cuba, even under the regime of Fidel Castro, never interfered with the nomination and election of bishops of the Catholic Church.
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So much suffering for the victims, for the families of the victims and above all to the church because it was a contradiction with the great educational mission of the church
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the installation could be accessible to visitors or inspectors, but we don't think there is any need for a permanent presence of Russian inspectors there.
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We are mostly interested in two things: permanent presence of our officers and reliable means of technical control
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What kind of reciprocity they are talking about? We aren't planning to deploy any kind of missile defense system near the United States, Poland and the Czech Republic
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