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How to Close Guantanamo
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How to Close Guantanamo

Latin-American Affairs February 10, 2015 0Likes 1Comment

The Obama administration should be conducting talks at the highest levels, if it has not already begun, in order to correct the injustice of Guantanamo not only as a torture site but as a violation of the sovereignty of a state with whom our government finally is normalizing relations.

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Obama Shifting Rhetoric, Policy on Cuba, Drug War

Uncategorized May 21, 2013 0Likes 0Comments

For now, hawk talk is being toned down dramatically in response to Latin American pressure and grisly evidence of the Drug War’s failures. As for Cuba, Obama will have to move toward better relations over the fierce opposition of Cuba Lobby hard-liners, like Miami Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen.

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Obama, Upset by Latin America Criticism, Replaces an Advisor

Uncategorized August 14, 2012 0Likes 7Comments

President Obama has replaced his senior Latin American advisor, Dan Restrepo, because of embarrassing heat the president took over his drug war and Cuba policies at the mid-April Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia.…

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Support Mounts for Salvadoran Gang Truce

Uncategorized June 9, 2012 0Likes 0Comments

By Tom Hayden. Longtime gang peace process advocates in Los Angeles announced new support for the 11-week truce called by incarcerated Mara Salvatrucha and 18th Street gang leaders, which has sharply reduced homicides in El Salvador.

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