At The Cuban Triangle [1], Phil Peters blogs about Cuba's absence at the Summit of the Americas [2], which was held this week in Cartagena, Colombia. Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia's president, addressed the issue of the US trade embargo on Cuba [3], calling it an “anachronism.” “We cannot be indifferent to a process of change inside Cuba that is becoming more and more broadly recognized,” Santos said. “It is time to overcome the paralysis that comes from ideological stubbornness, and to look for minimal consensus so that this process of change may succeed.”
Cuba: Absent at the Summit of the Americas
· Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle
Categories: Colombia, Cuba, Economics & Business, Human Rights, International Relations, Politics