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Insanity: Cuban Exile Proposes That U.S. Negotiate on Behalf of Cuban Blacks

Wed, 03/24/2010 - 22:45 — Glen Ford

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Cuban exile Carlos Moore has convinced a number of African American luminaries that the U.S. government should negotiate with Cuba over the status and treatment of the island nation's Black population, as part of talks to normalize relations between the two nations. It is, therefore, only fair that Cuba be empowered to negotiate with Washington on behalf of Blacks in the United States, says Glen Ford (Video courtesy of www.WBAIX.org, Don DeBar

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is this one is a big joke?

catauro - 03/25/2010 - 06:28

is this one is a big joke? Thew cuban exile recibe to much money from USA that they do not have anything to do better?....come on!!!!
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