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Breaking News and Analyses from COHA

Wednesday, 3 December 2008, 11:16 am
Press Release: Council on Hemispheric Affairs

Breaking News and Analyses from COHA

COHA will be releasing the following memorandum to the press in the upcoming weeks concerning the Obama Administration’s Policies toward Latin America, Argentina’s Water Measures and Washington’s Potential New Take on the Cuban Embargo.

  • The Obama Administration and Washington’s Evolving Latin American Policies

  • Argentina’s President Fernández de Kirchner Makes One Big Mistake in Vetoing Water Commodification Measure

  • Degaussing Cuba: Washington Might Show Some Class When It Rids Itself of Its Mindless Vendetta Politics towards Havana

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