The Key West Citizen publishes an editorial today out of the Tampa Tribune.
At Tuesday nights Key West City Commission meeting, Commissioner Yaniz took note of what Tampa is doing and initiated what we hope will be an invitation to Cuban officials to come to Key West to open a dialogue between the two cities with the longest history together.
Tampa officials recently went to Havana for an "educational exchange" under the U.S. government's people-to-people license program.
My first visit to Cuba was in 1959. I haven't been back since then. I am, however, 90 miles away in Key West. Got here 14 years ago and have held on to a desire to see Cuba again. I'm calling this blog 90 miles to Key West to reflect a different slant, an alternate point of view; to try to reflect back to Cuban bloggers an American perspective on their efforts to be heard and understood at home and in the larger world.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Monday, June 3, 2013
Welcome Home Yoani Sanchez the “Tube Worm”
Welcome Home Yoani Sanchez the “Tube Worm” - Cuba's Havana Times.org
"Apparently insignificant, tube worms play an extremely important ecological role. They burrow into the ground, opening up holes through which oxygen can reach plant roots. Their excretions are also an excellent fertilizer for these plants.
"There are many opinions I do not share with Yoani Sanchez (I don’t follow her blog much either), but if her provocations, complaints, brilliant ideas or cyber-gossip helps shake the permafrost, the frozen subsoil of Cuban politics, then, hell, my respects to the tube worm."
Erasmo Cazadilla
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Reader View: Cuba connection worth making - The Santa Fe New Mexican: My View
Reader View: Cuba connection worth making - The Santa Fe New Mexican: My View
Another view on the embargo and travel restrictions.
Another view on the embargo and travel restrictions.
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