In Midst of Unprecedented Protests in Cuba, Christian Movement Calls for Free Elections
Protesters in some regions marched with the image of Our Lady of Charity, the national Marian advocate of Cuba.
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Trump’s Cuba Policy Reboot: Less Than Advertised?
Catholic leaders and observers say that despite the president’s rhetoric about walking back flawed elements of his predecessor’s ‘deal’ with Cuba’s communist regime, not much is likely to change.
Yale Professor Reflects on Life in Cuba Under Fidel Castro
Carlos Eire discusses the late dictator’s legacy with the Register.
Full Transcript of Pope’s In-Flight Interview From Cuba to US
As well as Cuba-United States relations, Pope Francis discussed his time in Cuba, the Church’s social teaching and personal freedoms in Cuba.
Obama’s State of the Union Leaves Much Unsaid
President Barack Obama’s Jan. 20 address to the nation largely avoided talking about looming battles on abortion, Obamacare and immigration reform.
Cardinal Parolin Played Key Role in U.S.-Cuba Negotiations
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Vatican secretary of state and his U.S. counterpart, John Kerry, had spoken often in the past year, a Vatican source said.
Vatican, Pope Played Key Role in New U.S.-Cuba Policy
Today's prisoner swap was finalized at the Vatican, and President Obama personally thanked Pope Francis for his assistance.
