The Cuban Triangle
Havana-Miami-Washington events and arguments and their impact on Cuba
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Travel bill advances
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The House Agriculture Committee just approved H.R. 4645 , the bill that ends Cuba travel restrictions. It is unclear whether it will be c...
Stretch time
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With the Cuba travel debate heating up, new arguments are popping up to support the status quo, sometimes stretching credulity and the trut...
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Odds and ends
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The Hill : The U.S. Chamber of Commerce indicates it may “score” the vote on ending Cuba travel restrictions, i.e. incl...
Going home
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Monday, June 28, 2010
Odds and ends
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Cardinal George of Chicago , head of the U.S. Catholic bishops’ conference, made a short visit to eastern Cuba only, visitin...
Next step for travel bill
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The House Agriculture Committee will consider H.R. 4645 , the bill that ends Cuba travel restrictions and changes two aspects of the rules...
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Darsi Ferrer released
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I’ll let things speak for themselves. Darsi Ferrer, 40, a physician and human rights activist, was jailed last July and went to court y...
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Off the deep end
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Usually, the rap against the Catholic Church in Cuba is that it lacks courage, and doesn’t use its position to push for change on fundament...
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Odds and ends
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Here are statements from the United States and Cuba on the migration talks held in Washington last week. Portia Sie...
"Vendepatrias"
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Francisco Chaviano is one of the 74 who signed the letter supporting an end to U.S. travel restrictions. (Uncommon Sense wrote about him ...
Plaza Vieja
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Silvio takes Washington (Updated)
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I don’t know much about Silvio Rodriguez or his music, so I attended his concert here Saturday night to take things in. (EFE story here ; ...
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Odds and ends
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Secretary of State Clinton met yesterday with the family of USAID contractor Alan Gross and issued a statement calling again...
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Letter #2
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A group of 494 Cubans, including many in prison, has written a letter to the U.S. Congress that Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart describes as “askin...
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Oil spill preparedness
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Cleaning out some very old files, I came across this briefing paper from 2001, “Protecting U.S. National Interests in the Event of a Major ...
More on the Church's Semana Social
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The webpage of Havana archdiocese magazine Espacio Laical has the program (pdf) of the Church’s Semana Social confer...
Odds and ends
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The State Department issued its annual human trafficking report , again placing Cuba in its lowest category, Tier 3, along w...
Quotable...
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…and condemnable: “The hatred felt by the State of Israel against the Palestinians is such that they would not hesitate to send the one...
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Church conference this week (Corrected)
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Cuba ’s Catholic Church has been in the headlines for its efforts regarding political prisoners (AP story here ), but an event beginning in ...
The credit myth
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It is being claimed that the bill pending in Congress to end Cuba travel restrictions, H.R. 4645 , gives credit to the Cuban government to ...
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Dentro del embargo, todo...
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There is a practice of exclusion in Cuban political culture that is really remarkable. When I see it, I recall the remark often attri...
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Friday, June 4, 2010
Cuban media on economic reform: the barbershops
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To my knowledge, this article from Ciego de Avila is the first mention in Cuban media of the reform that is turning barbers and beauticians...
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