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Ministry
of Foreign Affairs Statement
ON May 14,
2012, the United States Supreme Court denied the
Cuban company Cubaexport the opportunity to defend
its right to renew the registration of the
prestigious trademark Havana Club with the U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), given the
refusal on the part of the Treasury Department’s
Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to issue the
license needed by the Cuban company to renew the
trademark, which was registered in the U.S. from
1976 through 2006.
The Kennedy
assassination: somebody knew in advance
GEORGE H. W. Bush and Richard Nixon
were in Dallas on the day of the assassination of
President John F. Kennedy, one year after the
October Missile Crisis. However, they deny or fail
to remember this fact.
Brian Latell, a senior CIA agent,
recently published the book Castro’s Secrets,
prompting an... |
The
growing danger of reporting
EXPRESSING alarm at the increase in
the murder of journalists in Mexico, UNESCO Director
General Irina Bokova has called for an urgent
investigation. The violent deaths of three Mexican
journalists in the state of Veracruz in less than a
week seemingly triggered this response. She not only
condemned the killings but also asked Mexican
authorities to do everything possible to resolve the
situation and bring those responsible to justice. |
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