Miguel Díaz-Canel | Watching America

France: A Lethal Stalemate in Cuba

Reg Moss - January 4, 2022. Published in Le Monde

The replacement of President Raul Castro by an apparatchik, Miguel Diaz-Canel, as head of the Cuban Communist Party in April 2018 did nothing to change the nature of this tropical dictatorship.

India: Cuba’s Future

Lalatendu Das - August 16, 2021. Published in The Statesman

Many in the U.S. saw the Cuban Revolution as an embodiment of their own finest ideals.

Russia: The Cuban Protests Are Driven by Miami, Not Washington

Robin Koerner - July 22, 2021. Published in Vzglyad

Mexico: What Nobody Is Saying about Cuba

Robin Koerner - July 17, 2021. Published in La Jornada

Tactics used for disinformation, fraud and manipulation ... turn spectators into accomplices in a crime against millions of Cubans.

Peru: The United States and the Continuity of Cuba

Robin Koerner - April 24, 2018. Published in Peru21

The U.S. can be key in promoting tourism, trade and investment, facilitating the transformation of Cuba.

Spain: The Longest 90 Miles in the Western Hemisphere

Robin Koerner - December 1, 2017. Published in El País

After 10 months in office, Trump has pruned relations with Cuba to the point that only a stunted trunk remains.

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