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Cuban military leaders say they must guard against an American attack, despite assurances from Washington that such talk is absurd and the fact that relations have been improving, albeit slowly, since President Barack Obama took office. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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Cuba's acting President Raul Castro speaks to a crowd in Havana's Revolution Square during the parade to mark the 50th anniversary celebration of the forming of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces December 2, 2006 in Havana, Cuba. Full Article at WETM 18 - NY
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Repaired train wheels sit at Cuba's railways central repair shop in Havana October 7, 2009. View Photo »
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We highly appreciate the vote of Australia opposing the (economic) blockade imposed on Cuba and we are very pleased with the evolvement of relations between Australia and Cuba
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El canciller cubano, Bruno Rodríguez, se reunirá el sábado en Bruselas con varios responsables europeos, entre éstos su homólogo español, en una cita que busca avanzar hacia la normalización de las relaciones, informaron el miércoles a la AFP... Full Article at Miami Herald
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A few updates ago I wrote of what I consider to be President BO's deliberate discrediting of America and its institutions. Full Article at Town Hall
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The Pentagon official charged with closing the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, military prison has resigned, the U.S. Defense Department said. Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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HAVANA - OCTOBER 6: A Cuban captain lays down a wreath at the grave of one of the victims of the 1976 bombing of a Cubana plane, during a ceremony on occasion of the 33th anniversary of the bombing, on October 6, 2009 in Havana Cuba. View Photo »
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I am deeply thankful for Australia's vote (in the UN General Assembly) against the United States' (economic) embargo of Cuba and we are pleased with the progress our relationship is making
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Blogueros en La Habana hacen un cordón humano el viernes 20 de noviembre para impedir agresiones a Reynaldo Escobar, marido de la bloguera Yoani Sánchez. Full Article at Naples Daily News
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GOP Opens up 7-Point Lead on Congressional Ballot, Obama Numbers Dive on Health Care, Gitmo, and KSM
The Weekly Standard
⢠By more than 2-1, Americans say the United States shouldn't close the terrorist prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, as Obama has promised. ⢠By 49%-44%, they oppose passing a health care bill in Congress this year, which he calls critical. Full Article at The Weekly Standard
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HAVANA - OCTOBER 6: A Cuban captain lays down a wreath at the grave of one of the victims of the 1976 bombing of a Cubana plane, during a ceremony on occasion of the 33th anniversary of the bombing, on October 6, 2009 in Havana Cuba.
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HAVANA - OCTOBER 6: Umberto Carvajal of Cuba shows a Che Guevara Tattoo on his arm after attending a ceremony to commemorate the 33th anniversary of the 1976 bombing of Cubana plane, on October 6, 2009 in Havana Cuba.
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A protester masked with an image of Cuba's revolutionary hero Ernesto "Che" Guevara walks by police during a march in commemoration of the 1968 student massacre in Mexico City, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009.
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Cuba's Zuleidis Fuente Ortiz (R) competes with Britain's Corinna Lawrence in the women's individual epee preliminary round fencing event at the World Fencing Championship in Antalya, southern Turkey, October 2, 2009.
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Cuban Cardinal Jaime Ortega, center, prays in front of a coffin containing the body of Cuba's writer Cintio Vitier during his funeral ceremony in Havana, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. Vitier, 88, past away on Thursday. Authorities did not disclosed of the causes of the death.
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Relatives and friends of Cuba's writer Cintio Vitier carry a coffin containing his body during a funeral ceremony at the Center for the Study of Jose Marti in Havana, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. Vitier, 88, past away on Thursday. Authorities did not disclosed of the causes of the death.
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Cuba's President Raul Castro (R) stands next to Mali President Amadou Toumani Toure during a ceremony at the Palace of the Revolution in Havana September 30, 2009. Amadou Toumani Toure was awarded the Jose Marti medal during his official visit to Cuba.
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Cuba's President Raul Castro is applauded after being honored with Mali's National Cross medal from Mali's President Amadou Toumani Toure, unseen, at Revolution palace in Havana, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009. Toumani Toure is on a two-day official visit to Cuba.
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Cuba's President Raul Castro holds up Mali's National Cross sash as he wears the accompanying medal given to him by Mali's President Amadou Toumani Toure, unseen, at Revolution palace in Havana, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009. Toumani Toure is on a two-day official visit to Cuba.
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Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika (R) shakes hands with Cuban first Vice President Jose Ramon Machado Ventura during a wreath laying ceremony at Jose Marti monument in Havana, on September 29, 2009. Bouteflika is in Cuba in a three-day official visit.
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We highly appreciate the vote of Australia opposing the (economic) blockade imposed on Cuba and we are very pleased with the evolvement of relations between Australia and Cuba
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Agradezco profundamente el voto de Australia (en la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas) en oposición al bloqueo de Estados Unidos contra Cuba y nos declaramos complacidos con el progreso que han tenido las relaciones
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Australia quiere aumentar sus vínculos con América Latina y el Caribe, no solamente a través de países individuales, como el caso de Cuba, sino también trabajando en conjunto con organizaciones multilaterales como el CARICOM (Comunidad del Caribe)
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solidarity with the peoples of the world who have suffered and are suffering from imperialist aggression, especially the more than 50 years of the genocidal blockade against Cuba… the massacre of the Palestinian people, the illegal occupation of part of the territory of the Western Sahara, and the invas...
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I am deeply thankful for Australia's vote (in the UN General Assembly) against the United States' (economic) embargo of Cuba and we are pleased with the progress our relationship is making
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Australia wants to enhance its engagement with Latin America and the Caribbean, not just with individual countries like Cuba, but also about working close to development regional organisations like CARICOM
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I see my visit here very much as the first step in our relationship to enhance good working and productive relationships between Australia and Cuba
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appears to be about scoring political points with a vocal Republican constituency upset about the Obama administration's relaxing of relations with Cuba and the role the president's nominee played in that. It's the second time LeMieux has used a hold to affect anti-Castro interests.
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The applicant states that he is a member of the American Communist Party and Secretary in New Orleans of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
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During the time frame in which Kendall and Gwendolyn Myers were serving as clandestine agents for Cuba, the CuIS often communicated with its clandestine agents in the United States by broadcasting encrypted radio messages from Cuba on shortwave radio frequencies ... Clandestine agents in the United Stat...
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In 1979, Kendall and Gwendolyn Myers were visited in South Dakota by the same Cuban intelligence officer who had invited Kendall Myers to Cuba
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It's important that we showed we can co-exist. It has been 50 years of bad relations (between the United States and Cuba) and maybe it's time to reconsider
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HRW is an organization that analyzes this issue from a discriminatory, selective and above all politicized perspective. Its evaluation of human rights in Cuba is illegitimate and illegal
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It's so freaking great when you can get the taxpayers of Canada to pay for stuff you want to do, like get in an F-16 or fly to Cuba, or squeeze boobs.
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The United States has no intention of using military force in Cuba.
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When Mr. Shannon was the former Assistant Secretary of State for President Bush, I expressed concerns then about the Administration’s ‘hands-off’ approach to Latin America ... Since President Obama took office in January, the administration has taken a different approach, agreeing to a path for Cuba’s a...
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Letting U.S. citizens travel to Cuba is not a gift to the Castros — it is in our national interest. Waiting for a concession from Havana before we do something on behalf of our own citizens perversely puts the Cuban government in charge of that decision
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Your blog provides the world a unique window into the realities of daily life in Cuba. It is telling that the Internet has provided you and other courageous Cuban bloggers with an outlet to express yourself so freely
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I am not interested ... in talking for the sake of talking ... In the case of Cuba, such diplomacy should create opportunities to advance the interests of the United States and the cause of freedom for the Cuban people.
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Americans are allowed to go to Libya, North Korea ... anywhere in the world, and not to Cuba. There is no animosity for Americans, despite nearly fifty years of hostility between the governments.
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While our opponent's legislation to allow travel between the United States and Cuba has picked up the endorsement of the Communist Party USA, we are pleased to remind you of the groups endorsing Todd Tiahrt for the U.S. Senate.
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special guest ... This is about the entire hemisphere. This is about Venezuela, El Salvador, Bolivia, Colombia and Brazil and Cuba and the role that Mr. Shannon played . . . and the role he will play. We are burning the midnight oil here to make sure I'm doing the best job I can for 18 million Floridian...
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Rather than isolating Cuba, the policy has isolated the United States, enabling the Castro government to garner sympathy abroad while simultaneously alienating Washington's potential allies
SOURCE: Inter Press Service
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