Cuba is reheating relations with Russia and US at the same time

Mervyn Bain

Cuba is reheating relations with Russia and US at the same time

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Abstract

For the first time in more than two generations, the US presidential race in Florida is following a different dynamic – no longer is the political debate in this key swing state dominated by Washington’s relationship with Havana.

This is a sign that the younger generation in the Cuban exile community is less hardline than its parents – and an indication of the historic shift in Cuban-US relations since 2014. Diplomatic ties have been restored and Barack Obama has become the first US president to visit Cuba since Calvin Coolidge in January 1928.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 30 Sept 2016

Bibliographical note

Mervyn Bain receives funding from The Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland and a Carnegie Research Grant.

Keywords

Barack Obama
Soviet Union (USSR)
Russia
Hillary Clinton
Cuba
America
Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump
Raul Castro
2016 US presidential election
Havana
Moscow

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