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- CNN on the Miami Congressional race
- 17-0
- Odds and ends
- Today's UN vote
- Odds and ends
- Fewer arrivals at the Mexican border
- On the balcony
- "Transition" advice
- Odds and ends
- Hurricane relief -- report from Oriente
- UN report on embargo
- Musing about Obama
- From Nuevo Vedado
- Colonel Simmons, call your office!
- Slow going
- More on the Cuba-Mexico accord
- Cuatro caminos
- The Damas de Blanco, off the reservation
- Odds and ends
- Lt. Col. Simmons, Episode Two
- Not such a bad guy after all
- Spain adds to hurricane relief effort
- Cuba-Mexico migration agreement
- Odds and ends
- Havana cruise ship terminal
- Bush in Coral Gables
- "Drive me far away"
- Odds and ends
- U.S. eliminates waiting period for Cuban emigrants
- Colonel Simmons back on tour (updated)
- Bayamo "experiment"
- Finca Vigia baseball
- Middle Eastern investments
- Odds and ends
- Handball near Prado
- Odds and ends
- Florida travel law snagged in federal court
- Oh, brother
- "Nothing short of catastrophic"
- A view from Europe
- The groom rides shotgun
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2 comments:
show me a foreign correspondent based in Cuba and I will show you a dishonest creep or a fool. Either way, they compromise on their journalistic principles every time they file a story.
There are some of us who actually do report factually from Cuba. Granted, your general assumption is indeed correct and I've had colleagues at the Associated Press admit to me quite frankly that yes, they have in fact entered into a sort of "bargain with the devil" but, keep heart.
Regards,
Anatasio
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