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1. Castro under siege

Author

Farber, Samuel

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Cuba -- Political aspects
Published
1992

2. Q: Will stricter sanctions against Cuba bring down the Castro regime?

Author

Burton, Dan and Fontaine, Roger W.

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba
Abstract

Q: Will stricter sanctions against Cuba bring down the Castro regime? Yes: New trade sanctions will deny Castro hard currency and empower pro-democracy groups in Cuba. The passage of the […]

Published
1996

3. I'll take Manhattan

Author

Mandel, Howard

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Jazz musicians -- Criticism and interpretation, Rubalcaba, Gonzalo -- Criticism and interpretation
Published
1993

4. Cuba: ideology meets globalization

Author

Campa, Roman de la

Subjects
Cuba -- Political aspects, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, International economic relations -- Cuba, Political science
Abstract

The Cuban leader Fidel Castro's ideological manoeuvre at the UN anniversary celebrations in New York has raised speculations of Cuba's participation in global capitalism. Economic and trade issues are dictating US-Cuba relations, and the thirty-year old economic embargo on the Cuban economy is seen as an obstacle to the spread of capitalism. Although internal controls remain, Cuba now allows foreign investments and foreign ownership of business. Perhaps, the best example of ideological ambivalence is the Cuban Council, which stands for pluralism and neoliberal capitalism.

Published
1996

5. No Cuba libre, not trade

Subjects
United States. Congress -- International relations, Cuban Americans -- Influence, Cubans in Florida -- Influence, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Cuba -- Political aspects
Published
2002

7. MEDIA WATCH: Media calls for Bush to trade in his stance on Cuban embargo

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

Former President Carter's recent trip to Cuba ignited debate in the media over US sanctions on the nation. In late May, the media overwhelmingly recommended that President Bush bring free [...]

Published
2002

8. .... With pressure mounting to open up trade between the U.S. and Cuba

Subjects
International trade -- United States, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

.... With pressure mounting to open up trade between the U.S. and Cuba, a study commissioned by the Washington-based Cuba Policy Foundation reported that U.S. farmers lose an estimated $1.24 [...]

Published
2002

9. House to review trade with Cuba

Author

MILLIGAN, MICHAEL

Subjects
Embargoes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Economic sanctions -- Cuba
Abstract

BILL INTRODUCED TO LIFT U.S. EMBARGO WASHINGTON -- Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) introduced a bill that would lift the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba. Paul's bill comes days after the […]

Published
2001

10. Travel to Cuba becomes dispute between White House and congress

Author

Radelat, Ana

Subjects
Travel restrictions -- Cuba, Embargoes -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, News, opinion and commentary, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Congress began another assault on US restrictions on travel to Cuba as President George W. Bush appeared to crack down on illegal travel to the island. On July [...]

Published
2001

11. NEW PRESIDENT, SAME OLD CUBA POLICY

Author

MAGGS, JOHN

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Emigration and immigration -- Cuba, Cuba -- Political aspects
Abstract

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Betrayal is the founding myth of the Cuban-American community. The Bay of Pigs is remembered by Cuban exiles not as the half-hearted effort of a divided U.S. government, […]

Published
2001

12. Farm state legislators push for greater opening to Cuba despite longer odds

Author

Radelat, Ana

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Legislators -- Political activity, Bill drafting -- Planning, Agriculture -- Production management, Agricultural industry -- International aspects, News, opinion and commentary, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Having fallen short last year of a goal of removing all restrictions on the sale of agricultural products to Cuba, farm state senators from both sides of the [...]

Published
2001

13. Archival Footage

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Agricultural industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government, Violence Against Women Act of 1994
Published
2000

14. Powerful interests lining up to defeat sales of food and medicine to Cuba

Author

Radelat, Ana

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, News, opinion and commentary, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Senators from the right and left are preparing to try to derail an unprecedented House Republican deal that would allow food and agricultural sales to Fidel Castro's government [...]

Published
2000

16. President, Congress would have to work together to lift embargo

Author

Radelat, Ana

Subjects
Cuba -- Economic aspects, Embargoes -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, News, opinion and commentary, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Now under intense scrutiny, the U.S. embargo on Cuba is more unpopular than it ever was. But, even if Cuba were to adopt a political and economic system [...]

Published
2000

17. A rum affair

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Liquor industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Trademarks -- Laws, regulations and rules, Bacardi Corp. -- Laws, regulations and rules, Pernod Ricard S.A. -- Laws, regulations and rules
Published
1999

21. Who, and what, can get into Cuba

Subjects
Travelers -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Trading with the Enemy Act, Cuba -- International trade
Published
2002

25. In Cuba, it's back to 'yanqui, go home'

Author

Fritsch, Peter

Subjects
Cuba -- Political aspects, Anti-Americanism -- Cuba, Nationalism and communism -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

26. A Futile Policy on Cuba

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2001

28. Cuba angling for a piece of the US seafood market: island could become cheap, plentiful source of new products

Author

Luxner, Larry

Subjects
Seafood industry -- Economic aspects, Embargoes -- Economic aspects, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Business, general
Abstract

US seafood importers and Cuban seafood exporters are eagerly awaiting the lifting of the 36-year old trade embargo imposed by the US against Cuba. The tiny Carribean island, which is very close to Florida, could provide the US with cheap and plentiful seafood products. The 1996 Helms-Burton Act, which calls for the lifting of the trade sanctions, may yet to be passed by Congress until Cuban President Fidel Castro dies or is ousted from power.

Published
1998

29. Panel agrees on easing bar to Cuba trade

Author

Rogers, David

Subjects
United States. Congress -- International relations, Cuba -- International trade, Farmers -- Political activity, Food industry -- International trade, Medicine -- International trade, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Business, general
Published
2000

30. Move on Cuban trade excites U.S. firms

Author

Druckerman, Pamela

Subjects
United States. Congress -- International relations, Cuba -- International trade, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Business, general
Published
2000

35. Elian quickens the thaw

Author

Sweig, Julia E.

Subjects
Cubans in the United States -- Influence, Economic sanctions -- Cuba
Published
2000

40. Back into the cold

Author

Warwick, Martin

Subjects
Cuba -- Economic aspects, United States -- Economic policy, Telecommunications services industry -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba
Published
1996

41. Cuba evades embargo via investment

Author

de Borchgrave, Arnaud

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Foreign investments -- Cuba, Cuba -- International trade
Abstract

As Congress acts to increase sanctions against Fidel Castro, U.S. allies are consummating multimillion-dollar investment initiatives with the island nation. As Congress prepares to tighten the embargo against Cuba, America's […]

Published
1995

42. A new 'Kissinger Commission' on Cuba

Author

Ratliff, William

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Bipartisanship (Politics) -- International aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1998

43. Ripples of change create more openness in Cuba

Author

Fineman, Mark

Subjects
Cuba -- Political aspects, Communism and Christianity -- Cuba, Social change -- Cuba, Freedom of religion -- Cuba, Economic sanctions -- Cuba
Published
1998

45. US-Latin policy changes modest, but important

Author

Hakim, Peter

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Drug traffic -- Mexico, United States -- International relations, Latin America -- International relations
Published
1998

46. Cuba moves spur U.S. notifications

Author

Deveney, Paul J.

Subjects
Genoil Inc. -- International trade, Premier Oil PLC -- International trade, British-Borneo Petroleum Syndicate PLC -- International trade -- 00165743, Petroleum industry -- International trade, Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Business, Business, general
Published
1998

48. No sanctions, no Castro

Author

Glassman, James K.

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Cuba -- Economic aspects
Published
1998

50. U.S. embargo: the illusion of compliance

Author

Preeg, Ernest H.

Subjects
Economic sanctions -- Cuba, Cuban Americans -- Political activity, Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act of 1996, Cuba -- Economic aspects
Published
1997

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