The Cuban Triangle
Havana-Miami-Washington events and arguments and their impact on Cuba
Monday, May 14, 2007
La Farola
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Crackdown on satellite tv
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Lest anyone think that Cubans could do anything they want with the video equipment that they can now import , a Cuban law enforcement campai...
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EU stalemate
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A report from the EU Observer in Brussels describes a stalemate in the EU between Spain and like-minded countries that believe that “engage...
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Updates & catch-ups
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Michael Moore’s martyrdom continues to blossom with his release of a defiant letter to the Secretary of the Treasury in whic...
Friday, May 11, 2007
Customs regulations eased, again
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In today’s El Nuevo Herald, Wilfredo Cancio reports on new customs regulations that permit non-commercial imports of car parts, engines, el...
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AG Gonzales on Posada
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Excerpt from a House Judiciary Committee hearing, May 10, 2007 , with Rep. Bill Delahunt questioning the Attorney General: DELAHUNT: ...
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Vinales, 2005
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Delahunt: Detain Posada now
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Rep. Bill Delahunt writes to the Attorney General to ask why Luis Posada Carriles has not been designated as an alien who has “engaged in t...
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Michael Moore and the Feds: So what?
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Actually, Michael Moore might have two different words for the Treasury Department agents threatening to fine him for traveling to Cuba : Th...
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Promoting tourism
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Cuba is holding a tourism promotion fair this week amid news that 2006 tourist visits fell 3.6 percent between 2005 and 2006. A n...
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Surge!!!
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Keeping half an eye on where new readers are coming from, I see that the U.S. eastern seaboard is pretty well covered from Boston to Miami...
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Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Bellas Artes, 2005...
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… formerly the Centro Asturiano , the social club for immigrants from Asturias , Spain , on Havana ’s Parque Central.
Economist on Cuba politics
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Is the big guy coming back to the office? The Economist Intelligence Unit discusses Castro’s health, economic policy management, cab...
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Chepe: Allow travel to Cuba
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The calls to restrict travel to Cuba never seem to come from Cuba . They don’t come from Europe , not from the governments of the former...
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FBI's case against Posada
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If you wonder what the FBI knows about Luis Posada Carriles and the 1997 Havana hotel bombings, and what might be the basis for an indictme...
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"Fraud, deceit, and trickery"
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If you are a fan of limited government, the separation of powers, and checks against the power of anything-goes federal prosecutors, you wil...
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Posada walks
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Maybe it’s just as well. The sideshow is over, and we’re down to the real issue. With the immigration fraud charges against Luis Po...
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Plaza de Armas, 2005
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"Asylees" and the desire to visit home
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A Miami Herald op-ed today by the premier pro-embargo lobbyist argues, as one might expect, against any changes in current U.S. policy. ...
Hello out there
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I just took the steps necessary to track the traffic on this blog – lots of fun, lots of work to do. I’m happy to see readers from Canada ...
Links
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A friend asks why I have links to blogs on this page that have views different from my own. First, the list of blogs represents diverse po...
Monday, May 7, 2007
The distance from Miami to Havana
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He spent a career writing for Cuban state media then left to join the opposition and to write as an independent journalist. Jailed in 2003...
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