The Cuban Triangle

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

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Light blogging ahead

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I had planned to take a break at 1,500 posts, but the timing didn’t work out. We’re now at 1,566, and it is probably still a bad time to s...
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

National Review, off the reservation (Updated)

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There’s a stir going on because of a comment in the group blog of the conservative magazine National Review, where Mark Krikorian said that...

Odds and ends

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AFP : The image of Cuba ’s patron saint has started a pilgrimage across Cuba , the first since 1952, that will end in Havan...
Tuesday, August 10, 2010

And whatever they decide, hey, I’m ok with that

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“My role is to tell of things and events so that each one may decide, you should understand that the companeros are not people whom I shoul...

Will Obama ease travel regulations?

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For some time there has been talk of a review of Cuba travel regulations by the Obama Administration. The talk is now spilling out, ...
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Thursday, August 5, 2010

Odds and ends

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Granma runs an Interior Ministry statement about four Cubans, two of whom work as guards at a “nautical base” east of Havana...

Cardinal Ortega at the White House (Updated)

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President Obama’s National Security Advisor, James Jones, received Cardinal Ortega at the White House yesterday, EFE reports . Gen. Jon...
Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Headline in search of a story

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An AFP story in today’s El Nuevo Herald looks back at how Cuba ’s small entrepreneurs have been regulated and taxed over the years, now that...
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More on Raul's speech

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Raul Castro continues to be nonplussed about the Obama Administration, saying that “in essence nothing has changed” in his National Assembly...
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Real patriots leave their country (Updated)

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Diario las Americas writes about a protest outside the venue of the Orquesta Aragon concert in Miami last week (italics mine): “The p...
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Odds and ends

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Herald : Cardinal Ortega is back in Washington . Miami New Times : Rumors of a high-level official visit to Cuba . At Al...
Monday, August 2, 2010

Entrepreneurs needed

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For the second year in a row, Raul Castro gave a more substantial speech a few days after the 26 th of July celebration than he did at the ...
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Very confusing

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The State Department continues to appeal for the release of Alan Gross, who was arrested last December while working in Cuba on a USAID sub...
Friday, July 30, 2010

“We should focus on what works and what does not work”

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Palabra Nueva, the magazine of the Havana archdiocese that circulates throughout Cuba , includes in its July/August issue a strong call for...

Odds and ends

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Diario las Americas welcomes Orquesta Aragon, the “mother of Cuban charanga bands” with “the sound everyone remembers” to Miami ...
Thursday, July 29, 2010

Legislature examines pilot projects

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Cuba ’s legislature convened its committees yesterday for days of discussions of lots of domestic and foreign policy issues – the need to im...

Odds and ends (Corrected)

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Canadian Press : The 19-year-old Canadian held in Cuba since an April traffic accident is now out on bail and free to return to C...
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

How many political prisoners?

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Cuba has committed to release 52 political prisoners, and last week parliament chief Ricardo Alarcon said it was “ very clear from the discu...
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Odds and ends

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Missed this one last week: Cuba ’s health minister was replaced, with 78-year-old incumbent Jose Ramon Balaguer moving back t...
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Monday, July 26, 2010

26th in Santa Clara

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Hugo Chavez couldn’t make it to Cuba ’s 26th of July celebration in Santa Clara – an event dedicated this year to Bolivar – because of impe...
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USAID's world of intrigue

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The U.S. Agency for International Development is looking to make grants to promote grass-roots economic development in Cuba , but under a sc...
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Thursday, July 22, 2010

More on the prisoner releases

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AP : Three more dissidents, released from prison, arrived in Spain today. That makes 15. AFP : The Cuban government’s...
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