Cuba

The Continuing Plight of the Cuban Five and Continuing Disappointment with the Administration's Cuba Policy

By Wayne Smith

May-20-2013 | Policy Brief

Wayne Smith follows up on a previous CIP study examining the case of the Cuban Five and the effect it has had on U.S.-Cuba relations... Read More »

Rapprochement with Cuba

By Joshua Clement

Apr-08-2013 | Conference Report

A conference of those in favor of a more progressive U.S.-Cuba policy leaves attendees hopeful for changes in the future... Read More »

Illicit Financial Flows From Developing Countries: 2001-2010

By Dev Kar, Sarah Freitas

Dec-17-2012 | Report

Crime, corruption, and tax evasion cost the developing world $858.8 billion in 2010, just below the all-time high of $871.3 billion set in 2008... Read More »

Chavez: Washington Nemesis, Latin American Hero

By Laura Carlsen

Mar-12-2013 | Article

Washington hopes Chavez's death means change in Venezuela, but social indicators measuring human suffering showed steady improvement over his fifteen-year tenure... Read More »

After Chávez, a Chance to Rethink Relations With Cuba

By Robert White

Mar-07-2013 | Article

The death of Hugo Chávez presents an opportunity to rekindle the U.S. relationship with Latin American countries. Cuba can then become a "multilateral challenge" if both Americas can work together to instigate Cuban democratic reform... Read More »

Time is Ripe For a New Approach to Cuba

By Michael Barnes

Mar-04-2013 | Article

Collaborating with Cuba to form agreements on energy production that will benefit both countries' interests may yield patched relations in the long-run... Read More »

U.S. Cuba Policy and the Cuban-American Vote

Oct-04-12 | Tower Theater 1508 S.W. 8th Street Miami Florida

Join us as we discuss the current policies between the U.S. and Cuba, and delve into the importance of the Cuban-American vote... Read More »

“Just the Facts” Conference: Security, Civil-Military Relations, and U.S. Policy in the Americas Today

Sep-28-12 | Root Room Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Join the sponsors of the Just the Facts database in a day-long conference to discuss security trends in the Americas... Read More »

Oil Drilling Off Cuba's North Coast

May-10-12 | The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Choate Room 1779 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036

This conference will discuss the status of U.S.-Cuba engagement and cooperation on oil development in the Gulf of Mexico and what measures have been adopted in both countries to prevent and respond to major spills.... Read More »