“This little accessory hanging from the hip could well come to be all the newspapers we lack at the kiosks”: Cuba's Generation Y has faith in the potential of SMS to be a reliable source of information.
Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
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“While unambiguously rejecting the Obama administration’s request for gestures of reciprocity, by mentioning Guantanamo, Raul Castro has inadvertently provided Obama a unique opportunity to solve the impasse the 3 sides are facing. The US should consider returning Guantanamo to the Cuban people, that is, to Cuban exiles and the Castro regime´s opposition, if the Castro regime is willing to agree to a Non-Aggression and Repatriation pact.”
One can read the proposal here:
http://ddeeee.blogspot.com/