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Opinion: Two Winners and One Loser at the Summit of the Americas
By
Joaquín Roy
U.S. President Barack Obama has earned a place in history for taking the first steps towards rectifying a policy that has lasted over half a century without ever achieving its primary goal of ending the Castro regime in Cuba.
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