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¡Viva Cuba! ¡Viva el Embargo!. Communication between.. Fidel Castro (Caitlin Fogarty and Ligia Alonso) and President Raul Castro.

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1 ¡Viva Cuba! ¡Viva el Embargo!

2 Communication between.. Fidel Castro (Caitlin Fogarty and Ligia Alonso) and President Raul Castro

3 Raul’s Reforms Sept. ‘10 – New Self-Employment Reform April ‘11 – Proposed reforms to Property and Private Enterprise regime Open to dialogue with U.S. about “everything”

4 The Thawing of U.S.-Cuban Relations Relaxed restrictions on family travel and cash flows OAS ban lifted with conditions 55 percent of Cuban Americans oppose embargo

5 The Kantian Tripod Democracy International OrganizationsInternational Trade Peace

6 The Day after Tomorrow: A Post-Embargo World Opening to trade: An influx of U.S. imports The economic empowerment of our people and exchange of ideas Opening of political space DEMOCRACY

7 The Day after Tomorrow: Participation in IGOS Membership in regional organizations Pressure by other members DEMOCRACY

8 Isolation=Key to our Success End all overtures to the U.S. government Tone down criticism of “cruel” embargo in public discourse Stay out of regional organizations like the OAS

9 Gracias, Uncle Sam! Questions?

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