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A little mini-Woodstock in Cuba. A couple of Cuban American artists refused to participate, because they believed it would benefit the Castro regime. I’m struck by the enthusiasm of the indigenous Cubans, who do not seem like the oppressed masses of anti-Castro lore.
Posted in Americas.
– September 21, 2009
I’m a consultant who focuses on global public affairs. I am co-chair of the Fleishman Hillard Global Public Affairs Practice and I advise clients whose organizational goals are either enhanced or impeded by governmental policy. I have worked for clients from most industry sectors and on every continent, save Antarctica. Before joining Fleishman Hillard, I spent 14 years working in the U.S. House of Representatives, cycling between… Read More »
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