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The Obama Administration had an opportunity to talk trade and economic growth during the President’s most recent trip to Latin America. Our ever salacious media delivered a suitable distraction: prostitutes. It is what we did not see that matters, right?
The President’s national security staff prepared a series of well-orchestrated stops that reinforced the administration’s [...]
Two European companies, Hispasat, and it appears another one with strong U.S. ties, Intelsat, are reportedly going to facilitate satellite broadcasts in Latin America for Iran, a state sponsor of terror.
According to an article in Broadband TV News, “Iran has secured capacity on three satellites for distribution of its Spanish language [...]
With a very few notable exceptions, most DC-based Western Hemisphere policy experts, for years, have downplayed Iran’s influence in the Americas. This would include both Democratic and Republican policymakers and staff.
Granted, after 09/11/01 there was a great deal of anecdotal information in the Latin American media about Iranian activities throughout the region. It has [...]
Just in time for Easter, the Obama Administration this afternoon issued the long-awaited Cuba travel regulations that will allow for more travel and remittances to Cuba.
It is no coincidence whatsoever that the Communist Party Congress just wrapped up its business earlier this week. A nice life-line for the regime that joins the [...]
