Cuarta reflexión sobre los Panamericanos
La repugnante compraventa de atletas http://www.granma.cubaweb.cu/secciones/reflexiones/esp-036.html,
La Casa Blanca rechaza abrir el diálogo con la dictadura cubana
La Razón (España) - Washington- La política de Estados Unidos hacia Cuba no ha cambiado un ápice durante el primer año de ausencia física de Fidel Castro, y así lo demuestra la insistencia de la Administración republicana de que no dialogará con el régimen de La Habana. ...Raúl despierta gran expectativas con su discurso en Cuba Listín DiarioCuba, en un periodo especial El Diario de YucatánEl Universal (Venezuela) - BBC Mundo - El Comercio (Ecuador)y 638 artículos relacionados » http://news.google.co.ve/news?ned=es_cu&ncl=1155323411&hl=es&scoring=n&sa=N&start=0,
Cuba's Next Revolution
[Opinion] Raul Castro's speech on Revolution Day signals change http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_print.asp?menu=c10400&no=374442&rel_no=1&isPrint=print,(Corea)
Analyst alleges US-Cuban contacts
U.S. military officials have had contacts with their counterparts in Cuba, a former CIA analyst and Cuba expert told French radio on Friday. Brian Latell told Radio France Internationale he was informed by senior U.S. military sources that they had been in contact with the Cuban military. Latell said such contacts "could only have taken place with Raul Castro's blessing.”PARIS - Agence France-Presse
US Senate passes security bill
Democrats on Friday hailed the passage by the U.S. Senate of a huge homeland security bill. The bill requires the introduction of a system to screen all cargo loaded onto passenger jets within three years, improves airport security, and hands out grants to protect against terror strikes to U.S. cities based on risk. The Democratic-led Senate passed the bill by 85 votes to eight.WASHINGTON - Agence France-Presse
Un análisis de la cobertura informativa de dos discursos: el de Raúl Castro en Cuba y el del ex ministro de Defensa Raúl Isaías Baduel en Venezuela
Cómo sembrar cizaña e inventar disidencias y diferencias
Pascual Serranohttp://www.rebelion.org/noticia.php?id=54213,
Despite expenditures, TV Marti still tough to see in Cuba
BY LAURA WIDES-MUNOZ
AP HISPANIC AFFAIRS WRITERhttp://www.heraldtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?Date=20070727&Category=APN&ArtNo=707270802&SectionCat=&Template=printart,
Cuba: Risks and hopes
On the occasion of this new July 26By Manuel Alberto Ramy http://progreso-weekly.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=70&Itemid=1,
Cuba: riesgos y esperanzas A propósito de este nuevo 26 de julio
Por Manuel Alberto Ramyhttp://progreso-semanal.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=1
Cuba / Venezuela : les rôles de Castro et de Chavez
Le leadership charismatique dans les mouvements populaires etrévolutionnairespar Diane Raby (Cuardernos del Cendes - http://www.cendes-ucv.edu.ve/pdfs/revista62/cap3.pdf,)Tant pour la droite que pour la gauche, le concept de populisme a desconnotations négatives, de démagogie, de manipulation et de politiquesmensongères ou irresponsables. Mais pour n'importe quel chercheur sérieux,le rôle central de dirigeants charismatiques dans certains des mouvementsrévolutionnaires les plus radicaux et ayant le mieux réussi estindéniable. Ces dirigeants ne sont pas issus des partismarxistes-léninistes classiques et ils ont un profil idéologiquehétérodoxe : c'est-à-dire qu'ils présentent certaines des caractéristiquestypiques du populisme. En Amérique latine, c'est le cas de Fidel Castro etde Hugo Chávez. Il convient d'analyser sérieusement la raison de ce rôleprépondérant dans les processus révolutionnaires, sans nécessairementaccepter les connotations négatives traditionnelles.(...) http://risal.collectifs.net/article.php3?id_article=2246,
House rejects easing exports-to-Cuba limits
BY PABLO BACHELETThe House on Friday rejected an initiative to ease restrictions on U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba, virtually burying any chance that U.S. policy toward the island could be relaxed by Congress this year.By a 245-182 margin, the House voted down an amendnment presented by Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., that would have allowed Cuban officials to travel to the United States to inspect U.S. export facilities and products and let Cubans make direct payments to U.S. banks for any purchases.
The initiative would have also allowed the Cubans to pay for the goods after they are shipped from a U.S. port, rather than before as now required.
Rangel's initiative was backed by a coalition of mostly Democratic opponents to U.S. policies toward Cuba and farm-state Republicans, but opposed by Cuban-American lawmakers and others.
Miami Republican Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen argued the initiative would provide Cuba, deemed by the State Department as a state sponsor of terrorism, direct access to U.S. banks, and that Havana would use the visas for its inspectors to infiltrate spies into the United States.
The vote Friday was a defeat for Rangel and other lawmakers who say the U.S. embargo against the island has failed to dislodge the Castro government. Last month, the House voted against an effort to cut U.S. aid to dissident groups, and Democrats did not allow any amendments easing travel restrictions from going to the floor for a vote.
According to a recent report by the U.S. International Trade Commission, an independent government agency that studies trade-related issues, lifting some U.S. restrictions would boost U.S. exports to the island by between $176 million and $350 million.
¿Cómo el Che acompaña a los jóvenes cubanos en su vida cotidiana?
Medio siglo después del ascenso del Che a Comandante, en Llanos del Infierno, un grupo de lectores de JR subió hasta ese intrincado sitio de la Sierra Maestra para decir, con profundidad y ocurrencia, en qué los acompaña el Guerrillero en su vida cotidiana
El genio en la mochila Selección de los mejores trabajos del concurso ¿En qué te acompaña Che en tu vida? Por: Mileyda Menéndez, Rogelio Polanco y Jesús Arencibiahttp://www.juventudrebelde.cu/cuba/2007-07-28/como-el-che-acompana-a-los-jovenes-cubanos-en-su-vida-cotidiana/,
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