* By Jaime Suchlicki Perhaps they never left Cuba. They have been on the island since Fidel Castro welcomed them in 1959. With the collapse of the Soviet Union-Cuba relations cooled somewhat. But relations are warming up again. A recent report from a Havana participant in recent conversations on the island between Cuban and Russian …
*Por YOE SUAREZ En el año 168 A.C., el rey seléucida Antíoco IV Epífanes marchó sobre Jerusalén y obligó a los judíos a unirse a la expansión del helenismo, inyectar ideas ajenas a la milenaria cultura hebrea. El Libro de los Macabeos cuenta que trató de quebrar la cerviz del pueblo judío: capturó el Templo …
* Yoe Suarez Mientras Bernie Sanders aplaudía el sistema educacional castrista en 2020, yo pensaba en todo el daño que ha hecho esa máquina de moler cerebros. Estaba en La Habana pidiéndole a Dios que mi hijo, de 2 años, nunca entrara al túnel de manipulación escolar, que no repitiera en las mañanas “Pioneros por el Comunismo, ¡seremos …
Yoe Suárez Estados Unidos abrió sus brazos desde 1959 a los exiliados cubanos, pero la crisis actual en la frontera sur y el descontrol en procesos de migración legal como el reciente programa de parole humanitario imantan a servidores de la tiranía socialista y a violadores de los derechos humanos al mismo país donde sus víctimas hallaron …
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Yoe Suarez The United States opened its arms to Cuban exiles since 1959, but the current crisis on the southern border and the lack of control over legal migration processes, such as the recent humanitarian parole program, attract allies of the communist tyranny and human rights violators at the same time to the country where …
(Proceedings of a Seminar in Washington, D.C.) CONTRIBUTORS: DAVID M. MIZRACHIAMBASSADOR [RET]. LINO GUTIÉRREZDISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR EMERITUS JAIME SUCHLICKI ANDREW I. RUDMANBRUCE ZAGARIS, ESQ. EDITORS: PROFESSOR YONAH ALEXANDER PROFESSOR DON WALLACE, JR. NOTICES Latin America continues to confront multiple political, social, economic, health and security concerns, including populist leadership, corruption, criminal activities, terrorism, and human rights abuses that threaten …
*Por: Yoe Suárez Puedo imaginarme la cara del que descubrió aquel saco lleno de cabezas de perros en San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba. Por esos días del año 2012 habían acabado las tumultuarias fiestas populares del Humoranga, y aún el paladar local recordaba las fabulosas brochetas que, misteriosamente, se vendían a precio de bolsillo en el …
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We must rally our allies and deter our adversaries before they pose a clear and present danger to our national security and to the region NÉSTOR T. CARBONELL The U.S. is right to focus on critical hotspots such as Ukraine, Taiwan, and Iran. But it can no longer afford to ignore the dramatic inroads China …
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President of Cuba, 1940-44 and 1952-58 and Cuban strong man from the Sergeants’ revolt of 1933 to the Revolution of 1959. Born in Banes, Oriente province, January 16, the son of a sugar cutter, he spent his early years in poverty and attended a Quaker missionary school. After leaving school he worked as a tailor’s apprentice, cane-field …
A mosquito-borne disease with high mortality whose urban form probably crossed the Atlantic through the African slave trade, yellow fever was known in Havana by 1720, possibly by l647. The native Cuban population soon acquired a degree of immunity and serious outbreaks were mostly associated with a big influx of immigrants or visitors. The 6,008 …
