The U.S. Embargo Against Cuba: A Celebration To Lament
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The
U.S. Embargo Against Cuba: A Celebration To Lament
Washington's Sterile Havana Strategy
Reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the United States embargo on Cuba, Washington's policy against Havana is still without a compass and without diplomacy, without even a semblance of class.
Upcoming COHA Articles
Keeping an "Alternative Vision" in
the Dark: Escalating threats to freedom of expression in
Argentina within the context of the of the
Falklands/Malvinas controversy.
Foreign Direct
Investments in Brazil: As its economy and political
statures loom over the U.S., Brazil enters into an
accelerated phase of growth.
The FMLN & the Electoral
Base: A Time for Re-evaluation: In the run up to the
2014 presidential campaign in El Salvador, support for
Oscar Ortiz, mayor of Santa Tecla, is gathering
momentum.
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Tuesday, April 10th, 2012 | Research Memorandum 12.23
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This analysis was prepared by Alexander Frye, Research Associate for the Council on Hemispheric Affairs. To read the full analysis, click here.
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