This story is very welcome.Now could you report on the legal and moral
challenge of a unilateral blockade of essential oil, medical and food
supplies.
Where is the editorial outrage
about the consequences of returning to gunboat (or anaconda) diplomacy?
The Guardian has published a story
by Ed Augustin about Trump and Rubio cronies preparing to profit from regime
change. Perhaps some of them will notice
that Cuba has finally taken economic
reform steps like our now good friends in equally one party Viet Nam.
President Trump could surprise
everyone and legitimately win a Nobel prize by going beyond Obama. He has the strength in Congress to obtain
bipartisan support to end the embargo and free us from the burden of the Guantanamo
base.
That will test the seriousness of
Cuba's new policies for foreign investment and market economics. A flood of US tourists, investors, traders,
universities, sports teams, cultural exchanges and international financial
institutions will foster natural fluidity in the political system.
Demanding that in advance creates
the challenge to sovereignty that no country can accept, and particularly one
that has struggled for more than two centuries to establish its independence.
The US is not the only superpower
ignoring international law and seeking to impose its will on a neighbor. Let's link the US ending its economic and
political aggression against Cuba with Russia ending its military and political
aggression against Ukraine.
