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So many questions…

Released Cuban political prisoners (L-R) Omar Rodriguez, Julio Cesar Galvez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Jose Luis Garcia Paneque and Lester Gonzalez attend a news conference organized by 'Reporters Without Borders' in Madrid July 15, 2010. The freeing of 52 jailed dissidents, viewed internationally as a possible turning point for Cuba, began on Monday night when the first seven were flown to Spain. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

After the announcement that the political prisoners from the “Group of 75” would be released, many questions remain. Claudia Cadelo has very good ones in a post on her blog :

“It bothers me deeply, horribly, to see the sleight of hand that has been shown to the voices of civil society in pursuit of a policy so opportunistic towards those who live in my country today: the release of the innocents. At what point in history was the dialog between the Church and the Cuban government, and with Moratinos left as mediator? When will the prisoners who want to live in Cuba be released? Continue reading

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The price of the embargo

McCain Campaigns On Final Week Before Presidential Election

One step forward, one step back… The negotiations between the US and Cuba for an opening in some areas have been jumpy since Obama came to power. Because of the inflexibility of Cuban regime and because of internal movements within the US political life. Continue reading

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