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Reich viewed as central Cuba policy figure in Bush era
The article details Otto Reich as a controversial Bush administration figure, prime backer of Latin America policy despite Latin American leaders and Nobel laureate Oscar Arias criticizing him as hawkish. It traces Reich’s rise from State Department propagandist to NSC Latin America envoy, his ties to Cuban Americans Lincoln and Mario Diaz-Balart, and his controversial Iran Contra past. It also notes mixed reception from Cubans and U.S. officials, with some backing Reich as carrying out presidential policy while others question his influence.
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Bush
Western Hemisphere
Senate
Reich
State Department
National Security Council
Latin America
Oscar Arias
Central America
Central and
South America
Mexico
Bardach
Otto Reich
Dade
Broward
South Florida
United States
Lincoln Diaz-Balart
Mario Diaz-Balart
Miami
Diaz- Balarts
Oliver North
Reagan
Nicaragua
U.S. Comptroller General
Venezuela
Cuba
Havana
Orlando Bosch
Bosch
FBI
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Congress
Jeb Bush
Florida
Justice Department
Busch
Kansas
U.S. Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Anna Carbonell
Carbonell
Jim Morrell
White House
Morrell
Mariela Ferretti
Cuban American National Foundation
Matthew Scott
Center For Constitutional Rights
Heitzer
Ferretti
U.S
Jeff Flake
Arizona
Castro
Flake