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Latin America

Judi Lynn

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8. Glad to hear about the Martiana Alliance coalition for the first time.

Reply to Mike Rows His Boat (Original post)

Fri Jul 13, 2018, 12:40 AM

Jul 2018

Progress is really being made these day. Would have been hard to imagine just as far back as Elián's visit, and escape back to his home to live with his family, including his baby brother, Hianny, and the one born after he got home.

Elián, talking to family, Juan Miguel sitting in the doorway, still looking young, in 2015.

Short slide show at link:

https://abcnews.go.com/International/elian-gonzalez-feels-now-return-cuba-15-years/story?id=31160775

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End of U.S Blockade Against Cuba is Demanded in Streets of Miami [View all] Mike Rows His Boat Jul 2018 OP

A economic embargo is not a blockade. EX500rider Jul 2018 #1

Like the intercept of Soviet missiles on their way to Cuba. Nitram Jul 2018 #2

Having just been in Cuba, I'm working to get the stupid embargo lifted. sinkingfeeling Jul 2018 #3

The US's sanctions on Cuba have always been bipartisan. Mike Rows His Boat Jul 2018 #4

Great to see this article! Demonstrations like this wouldn't have happened 20 years ago, Judi Lynn Jul 2018 #5

Right wing exiles? GatoGordo Jul 2018 #6

More useless doggerel from you. Mike Rows His Boat Jul 2018 #7

Glad to hear about the Martiana Alliance coalition for the first time. Judi Lynn Jul 2018 #8