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Article: Looking Backward at Fidel Castro
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- September 4, 1994
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From my perspective as deputy coordinator and acting
coordinator of Cuban affairs in the Carter State Department and as a
member of the task force dealing with the Mariel boatlift of 1980, I
found the problem with Bernard Aronson's Aug. 17 op-ed piece to be
that it overlooked everything we have learned and experienced with
Fidel Castro for more than a third of a century. Each time an
administration, Republican or Democratic, has made concessions to
Fidel Castro, Fidel Castro has hit us again.
Richard Nixon announced conditions for improving relations with
Cuba, which were in a sense less stringent than those of his
predecessors or even those of most successors. Unlike Jimmy Carter ...
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