U.S. foreign policy – Page 21

90% voter turnout in Cuban regional, national elections

February 13, 2013 By W. T. Whitney, Jr.

On February 3 in Cuba, 7, 877 906 voters cast two ballots - one for provincial assembly delegates and the other for local deputies to the National Assembly.

Cuba drops most restrictions on foreign travel

October 23, 2012 By W. T. Whitney, Jr.

The Cuban government announced new policies on foreign travel from Cuba to take effect January 14, 2013. Cubans may leave the island for any purpose on presentation of a valid passport and an entry visa,

Obama’s dangerous Asia “pivot”

January 12, 2012 By Conn Hallinan

The Obama administration is in the middle of a major shift a "strategic pivot" says the Oval Office, in two regions of the world: Asia and Africa.

In Libya, Al Qaeda banner flies over Benghazi: false flags or true colors?

November 8, 2011 By Joe Sims

Al Qaeda's black flag was recently spotted flying atop the Libyan city of Benghazi's courthouse, according to news reports and video footage posted on the Internet.

Unique chance to change the conversation between U.S. and Latin America

August 24, 2010 By Emile Schepers

In South America, progressive advances continue, despite the coup in Honduras and electoral defeats in Panama, Costa Rica and Chile.