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Embargo ends visit could crown Castro regime’s decline
The piece argues Obama’s Cuba trip may mark the end of the Castro era as Raul Castro, aged 84, and Fidel Castro, 89, preside over a system facing reforms. It cites 2006 changes, economic and political freedoms, U.S. embargo history, and calls for ending the embargo amid ongoing rights abuses.
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The Republican candidate dominates media attention and stirs debate
The writer portrays a Republican presidential hopeful as self made yet funded by his father, claims multiple bankruptcies, and mixed positions on immigration and taxation. The piece critiques his temperament, rhetoric, and apparent hypocrisy, contrasting media focus with concerns about his ability to lead foreign negotiations.
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Trade deficits and the lure of mercantilist myths
The piece argues that trade deficits are misinterpreted in economic terms, noting balance exists when including capital accounts. It cites historical current account deficits, discusses foreign holdings of U.S. Treasurys, and asserts angst over deficits opposes peaceful trade.
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Republicans Rise Up Against Establishment After Super Tuesday
A conservative revolt unfolds as Trump jolts the GOP establishment, denouncing takers while McConnell and Grassley refuse to consider any Obama Supreme Court nominee until after the election. The piece links revolutions, old regime icons, and intra party tensions to a broader political crossroads.
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