The Cuban Triangle

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

Thursday, May 17, 2012

New guidelines on people-to-people travel

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Following complaints by Senator Rubio and others, the Treasury Department changed the rules governing people-to-people travel programs.  I...
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Friday, May 11, 2012

The Alan Gross case: much talk, no movement

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CNN has done the service of drawing out both the Cuban and U.S. governments on their positions on the case of jailed USAID contractor Al...
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First things first

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Cuba’s economic reforms are a two-step process, if not more, as labor federation chief Salvador Valdes Mesa explained in an interview j...

Odds and ends

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Granma : 56,500 Cubans have registered and updated their property titles since new procedures went into effect last November. ...
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Tourism and the private sector

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In an article on tourism in Cuba (2.7 million visitors last year, and this year’s figures are up 5.2 percent through March), Juve...

Mozambique

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Following the big reaction to this photo , here’s another railroad shot from not far away.   With a little less architectural heritage...
Monday, May 7, 2012

Alan Gross, quotable

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BLITZER: If you could speak directly to the top leaders in Cuba, what would you say? GROSS: I would say to Raul Castro that I think he’s...
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"The Cardinal's limits," and Radio Marti's

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Radio Marti last week published and broadcast an editorial, “The Cardinal’s limits,” that asserted that Cardinal Ortega is involved in “...
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