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Friday, June 23, 2017

Shalom Cuba Issue 10



Issue 10 | June, 2017


 
A publication of the Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies (ICCAS)
NEWS
Electricity consumption figures are bad news 
By Elias Amor 
In a single year, of deep recession, and which some of us estimate places us on the verge of something resembling the Special Period, the consumption of electricity in Cuba plummeted 25.2%, a quarter of that consumed the previous year... 
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Cuban parliament approves Communist Party roadmap 
By Marc Frank and Sarah Marsh 
Cuba's parliament approved documents confirming the Communist Party as the country's guiding force and banning the concentration of private property and wealth. The national assembly was summoned for an extraordinary session to approve Communist Party documents reaffirming the one-party political system and state domination of the socialist economy...
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Reparto Eléctrico: causeways, mounds of garbage, spillage, and zero cultural life 
By Jorge Enrique Rodriguez 
The Consejo Popular Eléctrico, in the Havana municipality of Arroyo Naranjo, is another example of a "marginalized neighborhood" stemming from the Government’s erroneous practices with regards to socio-cultural and economic issues, complain residents...
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SPOTLIGHT
Trump and his new Cuba policy 
By Carlos Alberto Montaner 
President Donald Trump aims to amend and harden Barack Obama’s policy regarding Cuba. Obama, who did right in some social aspects of his domestic policy, erred totally in his strategy toward Cuba... 
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How Fidel Castro Supported Terrorism in America 
By Zach Dorfman 
FALN was started in the mid-1960’s with a nucleus that received advanced training in Cuba...
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They Deceived Us With Tourism 
By Marta Requeiro 
But the years go by and as part of a macabre plan the areas where ordinary Cubans live are deteriorating, and in contrast every day the are more tourist centers supplied with amenities, luxuries and the latest technology to better serve the foreign visitor. They put make up on facades so that people who come to visit don’t see how the rest is falling down little by little...
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Editor, Web and Digital, Shalom Cuba 
Jennifer Hernandez
Published by the Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies (ICCAS) Copyright © 2017 
University of Miami

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