The Cuba Embargo Needs To Go
"Engagement is not a gift to the Castros – it’s a threat to the Castros."
Unexpected Challenges for Cuba’s Tourist Industry
The broad acceptance of the Cuban tourist product has brought out much evidence of the shortcomings in the infrastructure of the island’s tourist sector.
Has respect been thrown in the trash?
If anyone wants to see the reverence and affection the citizens of Havana have for their city, they can take a stroll around trash bins and enjoy the festival of ugliness and uncleanness that surround them.
Stan Mack: “Getting Personal”
To me it's a great commentary on the perfectionism which some women put in their personal ad profiles describing the kind of men they're seeking. Published in 1987, in New York's VILLAGE VOICE newspaper, and still valid, three decades later. (in 2016)
Stan Mack's website: http://www.stanmack.com/
Returning To Coups In Latin America
Venezuela and Brazil are the scenes of a new form of coup d’état that would set the continent’s political calendar back to its worst times.
Obama and his terrorists here in their “clear monument” of Miami
Apr 23, 2016Walter Lippmann
The Surprising Candidacy of Bernie Sanders
It is surprising that within a population that until so recently feared the word socialism, support for Sanders has reached so high.
A wise decision or the Party Congress will leave approval of two essential documents pending
It was a wise decision that the main report to the Congress "should remain pending approval until discussion with the population and all party militants."