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Volume 33, Issue 2.
Fall
Two researchers from the Inter-American Dialogue, Daniel P. Erikson and Paul J. Wander explore the recent, and ongoing, sea change in Cuba's international relations. Since Radil Castro succeeded his brother Fidel, Cuba has shown the world a new, more engaging face. The authors discuss the resurgence in Cuba's bilateral relations with the United ... read moreStates, its engagement with neighbors Latin and South America, and its leadership of the Non-Aligned Movement. The authors also analyze Cuba's post-Cold War engagement with China on military, economic, and cultural matters, and the EU.
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