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Obama, Cuba, and the Cold War

by Thomas Williams | Dec 23, 2014 | Featured, Foreign Affairs, Popes, Social Teaching | 6 |

In point of fact, for many young Americans today Cuba is a curiosity, known more for its desirable yet almost unobtainable cigars than for its political pertinence.

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