True to form, it wasn’t a cliffhanger. For the 17th year in a row, the UN General Assembly approved the resolution urging the
184 voted “yes” last year, and Cuban media report that
The
The Los Angeles Times editorialized on the vote and the “blunt instrument” of the embargo. If this vote prompts a new Administration to take a fresh look at
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if obama is elected, he will do the same as Clinton. he will leave the embargo in place and tinker on the margins -- more travel and exchanges, etc. -- so don't get your hopes up apologists...
peters, the Miami Herald reports that Cuba owes Sherritt $393 million. They weren't taking your advice were they?
I'm getting my hopes up. hope springs eternal. Hell if North Korea gets normalised...are we all apologists for them?
Let me visit my dying mom in havana, pleas miami mafia, let me visit me mom more than 1 per 3 years.
this is america! wheres freedom?
so go visit your mom. if she's really dying go to the Bahamas, Mexico, Jamaica...wherever you want and just go. stop your whining. I know plenty of people that do it. No one told you to leave Cuba so if you miss it THAT much you can even stay.
Restrictions are stupid but they are bigger than one persons problems.
If you watched Maria Elvira Live on Mega TV yesterday (November 3), the former U.S. ambassador to Venezuela (under Clinton) said that the first thing Obama will do on January 20th is lift restrictions on travel to Cuba by Cubans and limits on sending money to Cuba. Hooray for him. Finally a realistic policy!
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