What the Left Owes Cuba
Since the protests in Cuba on July 11th, the U.S. media has been promoting aggressive action if not intervention against Havana.
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But even segments of the self-described Left, especially social democrats in New Politics magazine, have been attacking the Diaz-Canel government, supporting the protests in Cuba, and dismissing the larger political-cum-power issues at play in this episode.
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