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Cuba hosts the CELAC Summit, and ‘parallel’ dissident gathering
The CELAC Summit was unprecedented, with all the leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean gathering together with a common goal: unity. By Margarita Alarcón | The Rag Blog | February 6, 2014 HAVANA — All of Latin America and … Continue reading
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Tagged CELAC, Cuba, Cuban Dissidents, Fidel Castro, Havana, Latin America, Margarita Alarcón, Rag Bloggers
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Margarita Alarcón : Five Reasons to Remember the Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg speaks to reporters outside the Federal Building in Los Angeles on Jan. 17, 1973. Ellsberg’s co-defendant, Anthony Russo is at center right. Photo by AP.Five reasons to rememberthe Pentagon Papers By Margarita Alarcón / The Rag Blog / … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuban 5, Daniel Ellsberg, Margarita Alarcón, Pentagon Papers
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Margarita Alarcón : All Roads Lead to Posada
Luis Posada Carriles. Photo by Delio Requeral / Cubaencuentro.Life as a diplomat’s daughter:All roads lead to Posada By Margarita Alarcón / The Rag Blog / January 27, 2010 The thing that made my life growing up in the U.S. quite … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, Cuba, Cubana Flight 455, Luis Posada Carriles, Margarita Alarcón, Terrorism
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Margarita Alarcón : Cubana Flight 455 Was Cuba’s 9/11
73 black flags mark Cuban remembrance of the Oct. 6, 1976 terrorist bombing of Cubana Flight 455. Photo from picasa. Cuba marked the thirty-fourth anniversary of the bombing of Cubana Flight 455 on Wednesday with a call for the U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, Cuba, Cubana Flight 455, Latin America, Margarita Alarcón, Terrorism, World History, World Trade Center
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