Posts About Cuba

A Welcome Step, But Not Enough

Washington has to learn how to be humble and should be humbled by its own economic crisis.


Obama: Be Patient on Cuba

Lifting the embargo now would legitimize the remnants of Castro's regime at just the moment when it may finally be dissolving naturally.


America Balks On Cuba

Obama offers Cubans a half-baked cake by lifting only part of the travel ban.


A Pragmatic Solution - Extend It To Iran

A sign of a more pragmatic foreign policy, and hopefully a prelude to dealing with Iran.


Embargoes Stall Real Change

Embargoes are simply good pretexts for a country's leaders to increase military spending.


Lifting the Cuban Embargo

The U.S. will lift travel restrictions on Cuba, but leave the larger trade embargo in place. Is that a smart move? Does it go far enough? Too far?...


Sanctions Never Work

Economic sanctions are self-defeating in the Global Age.


A Russian Military Alliance With Cuba or Venezuela?

The Kremlin might seek the establishment of some sort of military alliance with Cuba and Venezuela.


Three More Influential People

A French socialist, a Cuban dissident and an Egyptian novelist.


Treat Cuba Like China

If trading with Communist China is supposed to pave the way to political freedom, then why not with Communist Cuba?


Cuba As 51st State: Not Then, Not Now

Cuba has always stood up to the U.S., and usually won. This time will be no different.


Fighting Chavez for Cuba

The battles for Cuba are just beginning - and America isn't likely to win.


Cuba: The Singapore of the Caribbean

Cuba would be crazy to turn its back now on a better-than-ever chance to become the region's business hub.


Respect Cuba's Choices

Let’s make Cuba the first instance of foreign policy where we actually respect each others’ way of life.


In Cuba, Change Has Already Arrived

Fidel’s retirement is nothing but an echo of the end of the Cold War. Change is already happening in Cuba.


Cuba Will Thrive On Its Own

The politics of Cuba are likely to follow the contemporary Chinese model-- gradual, cautious and measured change in response to a coming out with the rest of the world.


Adios to Chavez's Guru

Chavez doesn’t have the guts or the commitment to fill Castro’s void.


Cuba Still Hostage To Its Exiles

Cuban exiles in the U.S. will still control Cuba for years to come.


Cuba: America's 51st State?

With Castro gone, will Cuba become America's 51st state?...


Cuba Reels at Chavez's Defeat

Fidel Castro bet his country's future on the Chavez horse - and lost. What now for Cuba?


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