Havana Since Castro Took Power 
.... based in New York (Langford, 1998, 3).
Cuba in
1997 welcomed 1,700,000 foreign tourists, up from 500,000 in 1993, mostly from Italy, Canada and Spain. ....
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Cuba and US Foreign Policy
.... multilateral efforts to press for democracy; and (4) migration agreements to promote safe, orderly and legal immigration from
Cuba. (Ranneberger,
1997) The US ....
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US Foreign Policy Towards Cuba
.... multilateral efforts to press for democracy; and (4) migration agreements to promote safe, orderly and legal immigration from
Cuba. (Ranneberger,
1997) The US ....
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US Diplomatic Policy Toward Cuba
.... Detroit: Wayne State University Press,
1997. "
Cuba: Introductory Survey." Europe World Yearbook, Volume 1 (London: Europa, 1998), 1074-1085. ....
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Cuba and Fidel Castro
.... Burr, Chandler. "Assessing
Cuba's Approach to Contain AIDS and HIV." The Lancet 350 (30 August
1997): 647. Cruz, Robert D., and J. Antonio Villamil. ....
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US Diplomacy Towards Cuba US diplomatic policy toward Cuba
.... Detroit: Wayne State University Press,
1997. "
Cuba: Introductory Survey." Europe World Yearbook, Volume 1 (London: Europa, 1998), 1074-1085. ....
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Economic Development Approaches
.... of the few market-oriented mechanisms in place during the late 1980s and early 1990s were also linked to
Cuba's lack of economic growth (Perez-Lopez,
1997). ....
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US-Cuba Problems
.... Deutchmann, David, ed. Che Guevara Reader. Melbourne: Ocean Press,
1997. Fitzgibbon, Russell H.
Cuba and the United States. New York: Russell & Russell, 1964. ....
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Florida, Cuba & Crime
.... between July 1998 and June 1999, most of them gang-related (Bankhead 1).
Cuba, too, has .... and then rose by 2.5% in 1995, 7.8% in 1996, and 2.5% in
1997 (Ponte 4 ....
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Deaf Athletes
.... left an imprint on much of the infrastructure of deaf sports in America (Kruger,
1997). .... When they returned from the II Pan-American Deaf Games in
Cuba in 1999 ....
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President John F. Kennedy
.... and Khrushchev reached an accommodation at what may well have been the eleventh hour; in return for a US promise not to invade
Cuba, Khrushchev would .... Nov
1997. ....
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President Kennedy & the Cuban Missile Crisis
.... and Khrushchev reached an accommodation at what may well have been the eleventh hour; in return for a US promise not to invade
Cuba, Khrushchev would .... Nov
1997. ....
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CUBAN IMMIGRANTS--RIGHTS AFTER 9/11
.... letting them in might provide Castro with a safety valve which would enable him to tamp down political dissidence within
Cuba. On April 30,
1997, the State ....
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Castro's Government & US Policy
.... Russia's gross domestic product (GDP), for example, shrank by a nearly incredible 42.5 percent between 1989 and
1997 while
Cuba's GDP, after a 35 percent drop ....
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Anthropology Research: New Trends
.... Moore, Robin D. Nationalizing Blackness: AfroCubanismo and Artistic Revolution in
Cuba, 1920-1940. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press,
1997. ....
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International Atomic Energy Agency
.... Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada,
Cuba, Denmark, Dominican .... As of
1997, the IAEA had 128 member states and 40 partner ....
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Immigration
.... decision to risk their lives is directly related to
Cuba's totalitarian political .... on Trial Right Here." Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service (June 4,
1997). ....
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Comparison of Real Life Michael Collins to Film Version
.... people were killed, including one of the team players" (Barrett
1997 3). The .... rural areas to eventually overcome the Batista regime in
Cuba, Carlos Marighella ....
(541
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Cuban and Hatian Immigration
.... Americans and Hispanics arriving from various parts of Latin America, mainly
Cuba. .... The image was tarnished in
1997 with the high-profile stalking murder of ....
(2035
8
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BRITISH, AMERICAN AND FRENCH POLICY TOWARD GHANA
.... FDI) in Ghana, with direct investment exceeding American FDI in
1997 by $750 .... government and both Mohammar Qadaffi's Libya and Fidel Castro's
Cuba have been an ....
(2398
10
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The Cold War
.... The abortive Bay of Pigs invasion of
Cuba to remove Castro and .... As Perlmutter (
1997) maintains, the superpowers were only interested in keeping nuclear ....
(1654
7
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DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS CUTS AND MILITARY READINESS
.... the movement of the 7th Fleet into the Taiwan Straits in
1997 in response .... military as the 'likely' enemies identified in the bottoms-up review--
Cuba, Iran, Iraq ....
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Spanish Conquest of the New World
.... He was subsequently sent by Columbus' son, Diego, to conquer
Cuba and become its first Spanish governor. .... New York: John Wiley & Sons,
1997. Cortes, Hernan. ....
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5
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The Church and the Poor in Latin America
.... religious education, and the needs of indigenous peoples" (McGlone,
1997, p. 84). .... zeal of Marxism, especially as sponsored by Communist
Cuba, which expelled ....
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6
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Cold War Culture
.... Hixson (
1997) analyzes such incidents as the Red Scares of the 1950s (via highly public .... the Bay of Pigs incident of 1961, a disastrous invasion of
Cuba with a ....
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17
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Latin Americans and the US
.... United States will leave before attaining their high school diploma (Baldauf,
1997, p. 1 .... The two take an imaginary journey to
Cuba and visit family which still ....
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13
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Latin Americans in the United States
.... United States will leave before attaining their high school diploma (Baldauf,
1997, p. 1 .... The two take an imaginary journey to
Cuba and visit family which still ....
(3207
13
)
Migration of Latino Men to the US
.... AND CONSEQUENCES Except for a few refugees from Haiti and Castro's
Cuba, the vast .... to reveal the stark naked truth of garbage-lepered streets" (Thomas
1997 ix). ....
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MIGRATION OF LATINO MEN TO THE US
.... CONSEQUENCES Except for a few refugees from Haiti and Castro's
Cuba, the vast .... reveal the stark naked truth of garbage-lepered streetsà" (Thomas
1997 ix) One ....
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Shining Path
.... support from Maoist or Marxist organizations or governments such as that of
Cuba. .... partially to secure the release of its own imprisoned members (Lane,
1997). ....
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