Ryan NicolJuly 20, 2021
5min3310
Salazar argued previous engagements with Cuba have failed, and that a similar effort by Biden would end similarly.
Tag: Cuban embargo
Ryan NicolJuly 20, 2021Ryan NicolJanuary 10, 2019
6min329
A new survey from the Cuban Research Institute (CRI) at Florida International University (FIU) shows a slight majority of the Cuban community in Miami-Dade County now favors maintaining the embargo between the U.S. and Cuba. That’s a shift from the last version of FIU’s poll in 2016, which showed 54 percent opposing continuation of the […]
Jac VerSteegJune 28, 20157min243
It’s hard to be a straight-down-the-line Catholic and maintain logical consistency. It’s easier to be a cafeteria Catholic, picking and choosing which church positions to embrace. It’s even easier to be – as I am – a cafeteria non-Catholic; we don’t have to feel guilty about diverging from the Vatican’s official line. The Most Rev. […]
Guest AuthorFebruary 18, 20146min161
In politics, once you take a stand on an issue, you better have a good reason to change your mind. Take the Cuban embargo, which was implemented during the early 1960s during the Cold War, which the West won by the end of the 1980s. Florida politicians, both Democrats and Republicans, for years have supported […]