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The new and not-so-new foreign policies in the Americas

Christopher Sabatini | June 9, 2015

When we started this website, the idea was to begin a broad discussion of Latin America's emerging foreign policy and its implications for inter-American ...
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Doing business in Cuba–don’t forget opportunity costs

Jerry Haar | May 29, 2015

The new, the exotic, the previously forbidden fruit may appear to be the most tantalizing, but objective criteria should form the realist metric on which ...
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Cuba: The “suciedad incivil” and the Summit of Panama

May 27, 2015

Cuban journalist Lázaro de Jesús González Álvarez expresses his sadness and embarrassment over the behavior of Cuban official civil society groups and ...
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How Latin America’s regional integration is reshaping global norms and policies

Pía Riggirozzi | May 26, 2015

Today we have a real opportunity to assess how southern regionalism become political spaces where policies are redefined and the norms of global political ...
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Raúl Castro: Out from the shadows

Richard Feinberg | May 21, 2015

One of the world’s more reclusive leaders, Raúl Castro, has recently made two extraordinary public appearances that together begin to etch a portrait of a ...
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Determining and gaining U.S. influence in Latin America

Frank O. Mora | May 19, 2015

Rather than focusing old time notions of levels of economic and military aid or large inspiring policy declarations, analysts and policymakers should ...
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Cuba: It’s all about the regs

Christopher Sabatini | May 4, 2015

The effectiveness and fate of President Barack Obama's December 17, 2014, executive actions to alter elements of the U.S. embargo on Cuba will ultimately ...
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What to do with Radio and TV Martí?

Christopher Sabatini | April 26, 2015

The entire structure, programming, and concept of news transmission underpinning Radio and TV Martí needs a complete overhaul.
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