Honduras.Los ministros de Exteriores que participan en la XXXIX Asamblea General de la Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA) han acordado este miércoles por consenso derogar la suspensión a Cuba, aprobada en 1962, lo que abre la puerta a un posible reingreso de la isla a la organización. El anuncio ha sido realizado por el ministro de Exteriores de Ecuador, Fander Falconí, quien ha afirmado que esta decisión "refleja el cambio de época que se está viviendo en América Latina".
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Showing posts with label Cuban Blockade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuban Blockade. Show all posts
23 April 2009
Cuban Blockade Dilemma Part II
I've been reading Castro Insights (reflexiones) during this past weekend and he acknowledged, in more than one ocassion, the work ethic of Barack Obama. He even compared BO meetings with Latin American Presidents with Bush meetings. He stated that Bush went to sleep early every day but Obama stayed late meeting not only with the big Latin American states but also with the smaller states representing groups. Why Castro words resound so much? I don't understand.
Cuban Blockade Dilemma
The play of words between Barack Obama and Raul Castro is not the game here. The game is that Obama wants to end the blockade and Fidel Castro doesn't. By ending the embargo the US will be able to expand multiple businesses ,especially in health service and agricultural products, to Cuba. At the same time doors will open for global information to get into Cuba while breaking Fidel's favorite theory of Isolation which he based on Paraguay's Dr. Francia ideology. The blockade offers a modern isolation technique ideal to achieve maximum control of the people of Cuba. The end of the embargo equals the end of the Castros regime.
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