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Engaging Cuba on Human Rights

The Wall Street Journal

JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- Normalization of U.S. relations with Cuba was widely seen as exactly the kind of high-value, low-hanging fruit that would be ideal for a president elected under the banner of "change."

El acuerdo correcto con Cuba

The Wall Street Journal

Pese a la retórica y las fotos, la Cumbre de las Américas en Trinidad pospuso cualquier discusión real de la política estadounidense hacia Cuba. En Estados Unidos, el embargo extremista ha sido el premio de consuelo para la derecha y el electorado de la Florida. Pero en países como México, Chile y Brasil, la política latinoamericana de nunca enjuiciar a la Habana por su atroz historial de derechos humanos es el premio de consuelo para la izquierda.

The right deal on Cuba

The Wall Street Journal

Despite the rhetoric and the photo-ops, the Trinidad Summit of the Americas postponed any real discussion of U.S. policy toward Cuba. In the U.S., the extremist embargo has been a sop to the right-wing and Florida electorate. But in countries like Mexico, Chile and Brazil, the Latin policy of never taking Havana to task for its atrocious human-rights record is a sop to the domestic left.

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