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For the first time in nearly a decade, a senior US delegation has visited Havana, reviving direct contact between the two long-time adversaries at a moment of deep crisis for Cuba. The island is grappling with widespread power outages, fuel shortages and a contracting economy, amid the long-standing US embargo and its recent tightening grip on Cuba's energy lifeline. So what is driving this renewed engagement? Is it the start of a breakthrough โ or simply a different form of pressure? And as tensions rise, is Washington about to launch another unprovoked war on a sovereign nation?
Guests in this edition of Dialogue are Wang Xinsong, associate professor at Beijing Normal University; Anton Fedyashin, associate professor at American University; Benjamin Norton, founder and editor-in-chief of Geopolitical Economy Report; and Jose Renato Peneluppi Jr., director of the Brazilian Citizens Council in Beijing.
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