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As the US-Cuba relationship thaws, the next steps depend on the domestic political will in both countries towards greater openness.
As the US-Cuba relationship thaws, the next steps depend on the domestic political will in both countries towards greater openness.
Last week President Obama announced that the U.S. and Cuba would be taking steps towards normalizing relations between the two countries. Tanya Harmer writes that the move to end the Cold War in Latin America is a triumph for the principle of non-intervention, and for President Obama’s reputation in the region. She also warns that questions remain over Obama’s […]