The Cuban Triangle

Havana-Miami-Washington events and arguments and their impact on Cuba

Monday, March 31, 2008

Now, hotels

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The prohibition on Cuban citizens staying in Cuban hotels, often called “tourism apartheid” here, ended at midnight last night. AFP story...
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Saturday, March 29, 2008

USAID's bad news Friday

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The USAID Cuba program got a new black eye as White House aide Felipe Sixto resigned because of alleged improprieties involving USAID money ...
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Friday, March 28, 2008

Now, cell phones

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Another “prohibition” bites the dust: Cuban citizens will now be allowed to have cell phones. Actually, a great many Cubans already h...
Thursday, March 27, 2008

Odds and ends

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Cuba should get rid of the tarjeta blanca exit permit for citizens who wish to travel abroad, allow Cubans to stay in Cuban...
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Museo de la Revolucion

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Odds and ends

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Check out these videos of recent man-on-the-street (and Carlos Varela on the sofa) interviews in Havana , from the Center fo...
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The value of work (Updated)

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A recent essay by Granma editor Lazaro Barredo , a regular on the Mesa Redonda television program, took Cubans to task for expecting somet...
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Chismeando

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Poco a poco

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Raul Castro has promised to make changes, to take “big decisions,” and to eliminate “excessive prohibitions” that afflict Cuban citizens in ...
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Cathedral market

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The "informal market"

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Cuba ’s Oficina Nacional de Estadisticas (ONE) published a report this month on current prices in the “informal market.” It’s available...
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Odds and ends

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Generacion Y, Yoani Sanchez’ blog written from Havana , was reported yesterday by Yoani to have been blocked to readers tryi...
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Friday, March 21, 2008

Happy Easter to all

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Palm Sunday, the ceremony of the blessing of the palms in the courtyard of the seminary next to the Havana cathedral.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Odds and ends

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The Washington Post interviews a Cuban “psychologist-turned-restaurateur” who interviewed American POW John McCain in Hanoi ...
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Monday, March 10, 2008

JP II

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Statue of the late Pope in the courtyard next to the cathedral in Holguin.
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EU sanctions to be erased? (Updated)

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EU aid chief Louis Michel wants to end Europe ’s “diplomatic sanctions” on Cuba , Reuters reports. One could say that Michel wants the ...

Exiles, immigrants, and visits home

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Are Cuban Americans hypocrites for wanting to return to Cuba to visit their family? That suggestion is part of the current argument ag...
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Apostol

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Odds and ends

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez visited Cuba after attending a summit in Santo Domingo where last week’s Andean border cri...
Friday, March 7, 2008

"What needs to change is Cuba"

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President Bush spoke about Cuba at the White House today after receiving former political prisoner Miguel Sigler Amaya and his wife Josefa....
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Sancti Spiritus

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He went anyway

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The Bush Administration apparently lobbied in European capitals to block the visit to Havana of top European Union aid official Louis Miche...
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