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Cuba
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In Cuba, repression is the Castro regime’s only response to those who demand a genuinely free Cuba.
Miami HeraldI hope those in our culturally diverse South Florida who are still trying to understand “those crazy Cubans” get to see El Super.
Miami HeraldWith the death of Enrique Ros, on April 10, Cuba has lost one of its most illustrious sons who have covered its history with valuable contributions.
Diario Las AmericasAmericans are banned from traveling to the island unless they go as part of a cultural, educational, religious or other society-building excursion.
Miami HeraldImpoverished Cubans are more likely to recognize the power of free enterprise if the United States is thoughtfully engaged.
Tampa TribuneCuban blogger Yoani Sánchez’s visit has brought together Miami exiles of all generations and political stripes.
Miami HeraldNow in Miami, Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez has become a symbol of hope for her Generation Y
Miami HeraldFrom Brazil to New York, internationally renown Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez has encountered Castro sympathizers agitating, calling her names.
Miami HeraldSen. Bill Nelson wants the United Nations to investigate what happened to Cuba’s most well-known dissident.
Miami HeraldCuban blogger Yoani Sánchez’s whirlwind tour through Latin America and Europe now comes to the United States. Will she be cheered?
Miami HeraldAfter fifty-four years of misgovernment, the revolution has not improved life for the Cubans at all.
Diario Las AmericasThe U.S. should try to influence changes in Cuba so that it leans toward freedom and democracy but this country continues to lock diplomatic doors.
Tampa TribuneRaúl Castro leaving Cuba’s presidency in five years and that the constitution will soon include term limits for future leaders.
Miami HeraldIt seems the Cuban president wants to establish term limits and age caps for officeholders. This is absurd, of course.
Tampa Bay TimesYoani Sánchez is among the first opposition journalists to be approved for travel under Raúl Castro’s new rules that eliminated the exit permit.
Miami HeraldAs of Jan. 14, citizens of Cuba are now free to move to other countries — or so the government claims.
Central Florida FutureThe Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) will hand over the presidency of the organization to Cuba’s “President”, Raúl Castro.
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Letter To The Editor
I was born in Miami in 1951, lived in what is now called Little Havana and in the suburbs of what is now Miller Heights. My earliest memory of...
Miami Herald
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Tampa Bay Times
Maybe he should befriend a Cuban-American, so that he or she may enlighten him on the realities of life in Cuba. Sure, Cuba has first-class...
Palm Beach Post
Op Ed
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Tampa Tribune
Considering Cuba’s and our current financial plights, and the need to restore both our economies, it seems Cuba would offer a golden opportunity...
St. Augustine Record
Today, thanks to the Obama administration, as well as left-leaning think tanks in Washington and New York, an effort is underway to steer an...
Miami Herald
I doubt any lawmaker could name a local company that does $1 million (the threshold) worth of business with Syria, but everyone can name one —...
Miami Herald
As a baseball fan and card-carrying Cuban-American living in Miami because of Fidel Castro, I have tried to muster anger toward Ozzie Guillen, but...
Hernando Today
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