Άνοιγμα της Κούβας προς τις ΗΠΑ

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Μα ερωτηση απλη εκανα , και ολοι βλεπουν το οχετο ποιος τον ξερνα.

Σε ξαναρωταω λοιπον μπροστα σε ολους.

Πουλανε σκλαβακια σε εργοστασιακες μοναδες της λυκοσυμμαχιας οι χωρες σου αυτες?

Γιατι τα χανεις και βριζεις σαν καραγωγεας σε κακη μερα?

Δεν σε παιρνει λοιπον φιλαρακο, εδω θα απαντησεις στο προφανες και θα το πγεις ολο το ποτηρι αφου δεν ξερεις να συγκρατεις τις ανοησιες σου σαν παιδακι 6 ετων.

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ολοι βλεπουν το οχετο ποιος τον ξερνα.

Eσύ, το κομματόσκυλο με τον αφρό στον στόμα.
Σε τι να απαντήσω βρε κουτοπόνηρε; Στο τι κάνουν οι χώρες μου (η Κίνα και το Βιετνάμ);
Πως αυτή η ερώτηση δικαιολογεί τις κωλοτούμπες του σύριζα, δλδ την πολιτική απατεωνιά, ή έστω πως δικαιολογεί την ύπαρξη αυτού του νήματος, στο οποίο προσπαθείς να ξεπλύνεις την πολιτική απατεωνιά του σύριζα με την είδηση της συνάντησης του Κάστρο με τον Ομπάμα;

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Θελει να πει οτι και οι μεγαλυτεροι κομμουνισταραδες (ΚΚΚ,Καστρο,Τσιπρας κλπ) αναγκαζονται και κανουν συμβιβασμους αρα οσοι κατακρινουν το ΣΥΡΙΖΑ ειναι αριστεριστες

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ΚΚΚ

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(Reuters) - President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro shook hands on Friday at a summit in Panama, a symbolically charged gesture as the pair seek to restore ties between the Cold War foes.

A photograph showed Obama and Castro, both wearing dark suits, chatting in a small group of leaders at the summit's opening ceremony. A White House official confirmed the two men shook hands and spoke briefly.

"This was an informal interaction and there was not a substantive conversation between the two leaders," the official said.

Obama and Castro are expected to meet again on Saturday and talk about their efforts to restore full diplomatic relations and boost trade and travel between the two countries.

Their rapprochement, first unveiled in a historic policy shift in December, is the central issue at the Summit of the Americas meeting in Panama.

"As we move towards the process of normalization, we'll have our differences government to government with Cuba on many issues. Just as we differ at times with other nations within the Americas, just as we differ with our closest allies," Obama said earlier on Friday.

But the 53-year-old Obama, who was not even born when Fidel and Raul Castro swept to power in Cuba's 1959 revolution, also said the United States is no longer interested in trying to impose its will on Latin America.

"The days in which our agenda in this hemisphere so often presumed that the United States could meddle with impunity, those days are past," he said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/04/ ... 6V20150411

Cuban President Raul Castro said Wednesday the U.S. must return the land at Guantanamo Bay, lift the crippling U.S. trade embargo and compensate Cuba for damages in order to reestablish a political and economic relationship between the two nations. Speaking at the opening of the Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) summit in Belén, Costa Rica, Castro said the “diplomatic rapprochement wouldn’t make any sense,” if the U.S. did not agree to those terms, according to the Associated Press. The 83-year-old president added that talks would fall apart if Washington tried to interfere in Cuban politics.

“Everything appears to indicate that the aim is to foment an artificial political opposition via economic, political and communicational means,” he said, according to Reuters. “If these problems are not resolved, this diplomatic rapprochement between Cuba and the United States would be meaningless.”

U.S. President Barack Obama announced he would seek to normalize relations in December. Castro agreed and was optimistic about the prospect. U.S. and Cuban officials held high-level talks last week in Havana.

The U.S. placed Cuba under an almost complete embargo in 1960 shortly after Cuban rebels led by Raul’s brother Fidel Castro overthrew a U.S.-backed regime led by Fulgencio Batista. It is the longest embargo in modern history and has devastated the Cuban economy. The Cuban Missile Crisis and dozens of other diplomatic rows nearly completely eroded relations between the nations.

Some Republicans in the U.S. Congress, most notably Cuban-American Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, want the U.S. to demand the Cuban government allow political debate to exist, according to Reuters.

Castro also criticized the sanctions that Obama signed last month on Venezuelan officials allegedly involved in political suppression during last year’s political upheaval in the country. “We emphatically reject the sanctions against Venezuela and reaffirm our complete support for the government of Venezuela,” Castro said, according to teleSUR, adding that a “new economic order that prioritizes the needs of countries in the global south” was needed.

The CELAC is a bloc of 33 countries in Central and South America that promotes economic and political cooperation in the region. It was founded in 2011 and held its first conference in Venezuela that same year. Cuba hosted last year’s conference.

http://www.ibtimes.com/cuban-president- ... ze-1798254

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Το δημογραφικό ζήτημα στην Κούβα.
http://www.cubacontemporanea.com/en/new ... -deep-onei

The "study on aging population from the Census of population and dwellings 2012", says that the country faces "a population aging occurs quickly and deep", and that it should "design programs in the short, medium and long term resulting own, creative, integrators, viable and sustainable in the conditions of the model of socio-economic and political development that prevails".

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Currently exist in Cuba more households with seniors that households with children, and the growth of the older population current and perspective figures indicate that it will be in the future. In four out of ten households Cuban at least lives one adult over (which is equivalent to about 1.5 million homes, 53% of them one-person or in general, and other extended and composite).

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The 2012 census figures reveal that in 63.8 percent of Cuban households there are no children under 15 years old.

All these processes generate changes in the private environment of the family, in which appear "complex relationships family and intergenerational, causing that traditional roles recorded rearrangements and adjustments that will be giving and at the same time positioning on the progress of the process, which will require to prepare society and the family".

Currently exist in Cuba more households with seniors that households with children, and the growth of the older population current and perspective figures indicate that it will be in the future. In four out of ten households Cuban at least lives one adult over (which is equivalent to about 1.5 million homes, 53% of them one-person or in general, and other extended and composite).

According to the Census of 2012, in that year in the country had 3 788 695 households (understood as the economic unit and residence in that the population lives), around 265 thousand more than those registered in the Census of 2002, "primarily resulted from a similar growth in the number of private homes with permanent residents, in contrast with a slight population decline which reduces, at the same time, the average size of these households an average of 2.95 people per household, compared to 3.16 in 2002 ".

The study indicates that the one-person households increased from 542 490 in 2002 to 708 749 in 2012, proportionally increasing its share from 13.9% to 18.7% of the total number of households (the proportion in the 1981 census was 8.7%).


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They add that "current active life expectancy shows that even there are reserves in addition to the work of an important group of people who today are welcome to pension age", and recommend "to create other mechanisms adapted to this new reality, as, for example, the introduction of economic mechanisms that encourage the permanence in employment".

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Σήμερα ο Ομπάμα κάλεσε το Κογκρέσο να άρει το εμπάργκο.

Μονομερής ενέργεια, χωρίς να δώσει τίποτε σε αντάλλαγμα η Κούβα.