04/24/2017

Interviews and articles following Fidel Castro's death, plus concerning other recent Cuba (& US)-related events

Op-Ed by Helen Yaffe: Top diplomatic negotiator in Cuba warns Trump: 'aggression doesn't work'

 

Op-Ed  by Helen Yaffe: "Cuba is poor, but who is to blame – Castro or 50 years of US blockade?"

 

Video interview: Helen Yaffe: “What is underway in Cuba is a process of change”

 

Video interview: Helen Yaffe: “Our inability to understand Cuba rests in a failure to make the immanent critique”

 

Video interview: Helen Yaffe: “Under Trump, the drivers of Obama’s rapprochement remain” 

 

Video interview: Helen Yaffe: “New flights to Cuba create challenges for tourism infrastructure” 

 

Video interview: Helen Yaffe: “American business fears being left behind by Cuba’s economic reforms” 

Helen Yaffe
By Helen Yaffe
Apr 24, 2017 4:32:58 PM

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