Obama's Cuba Move (Thomas Barnett)

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Obama's Cuba Move (Thomas Barnett)

http://thomaspmbarnett.com/weblog/2009/04/like_obamas_move_on_cuba.html
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Barnett likes Obama's gradual opening Cuba policy: "Feed Cuba the modern connectivity (high-tech services) and the age-old kind (family bonds). Let the people get a real taste for both."

Type: News | Also: Security, Globalization, Politics |

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