A New Status Quo on Cuba—And Why it May Not Last
US-Cuba relations have grown boring. That’s about to change.
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Does Fidel’s Death Pave the Way for Change in Cuba?
Fidel Castro, who led the revolution that overthrew Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and transformed Cuba into a one-party communist state, bedeviling 11 U.S. presidents and at one point bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war, died Nov. 25 at age 90 after years of declining health. Will Fidel’s death pave the way for any significant political or economic changes in Cuba?
What a Trump presidency will mean for China-Cuba ties
The unraveling of Obama’s Cuba policy would have minimal, or even slightly negative, consequences for Chinese companies.
Legado poderia ter dado a Cuba outro destino
Ninguém pode negar a Fidel Castro o seu lugar na História. Ele foi a figura política mais proeminente da América Latina talvez desde Cristóvão Colombo, em 1492. A questão é até que ponto sua narrativa será mais sobre sonhos ousados e mudanças progressistas — ou sobre opressão e, no fim, estagnação em Cuba.
¿Volverá Trump a congelar las relaciones con Cuba?
Sigue siendo un misterio lo que Donald Trump planea hacer con respecto a la política cubana. Al principio de su campaña, pensó que la iniciativa de Obama era bienvenida, incluso con retraso. En el último mes de la carrera presidencial, cuando sus consejeros contaron votos en Florida, revirtió el rumbo y prometió detener la normalización hasta que Cuba se vuelva democrática.
Political Developments in Cuba: A conversation with Rafael Hernández
On November 4th, the Dialogue co-hosted an event with the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) to discuss the latest political developments in Cuba with guest Rafael Hernández, editor of the Cuban periodical Temas, on a variety of economic and political developments occurring in Cuba.
Political Developments in Cuba: A conversation with Rafael Hernández
Since the December 2014 announcement of the normalization of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, President Barack Obama visited the island, and the U.S. has made significant regulatory changes to expand travel and commercial relations, within the boundaries of the U.S. embargo. These changes take place in the…
Open for Business: Building the New Cuban Economy
Richard E. Feinberg offers a scrupulously researched and judicious analysis of the economic changes that have unfolded since 2008, when Raúl Castro replaced his brother Fidel as president and initiated a reform process.
Will Cuba’s New Policy Unleash Entrepreneurs?
The Cuban government announced in late May that it would legalize small- and medium-sized private businesses, a move that could significantly expand private enterprise in the communist country, according to the Associated Press.
How Will New U.S. Financial Rules Affect Cuba?
The U.S. government put new regulations into effect March 15 aimed at making it easier for U.S. banks to process financial transactions involving Cuban entities or Cuban nationals, as well as allowing Cubans to open U.S. bank accounts. How important are the rule changes for financial services companies that want to do business in Cuba?
Cuban Voices: Paths to the Future
El 12 de abril de 2016, el Diálogo Interamericano sostuvo un conversatorio con representantes del grupo Cuba Posible, sobre el camino al futuro de Cuba.
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What to Expect from Cuba’s Political Future
Jorge I. Domínguez discusses Cuba’s political future at a private roundtable
Cuba’s Political Future
A private roundtable featuring Jorge Domínguez
Cuban Voices: Paths to the Future
After over 50 years, dual eras are coming to a close in Cuba: prolonged hostility towards the United States and the leadership of the Castro brothers. President Obama’s historic visit is likely to cement recent changes in US policy towards greater engagement and cooperation. On April 16th to the 18th,…
President Obama’s Trip to Cuba and Argentina: An Inter-American Dialogue Press Roundtable
Informal exchange on President Obama’s trip to Cuba and Argentina for members of the press corps.