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Cuba’s Real Crime in the Minds of American Elites

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By Christian Parenti
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Cubans rally in front of the U.S. Embassy in Havana with portraits of Raúl Castro after his indictment in May. [Source: today.rtl.lu] In the eyes of American policy elites Cuba’s most unforgivable crime is not even its socialism, which is now badly frayed, but rather its sovereignty. Cuba’s persistent independence and oppositional survival as a state is an American imperial humiliation.
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State Aphasia No More

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By Christian Parenti, Julius Krein Verified
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REVIEW ESSAY Marketcrafters: The 100-Year Struggle to Shape the American Economy by Chris Hughes Simon & Schuster, 2025, 480 pages “Face blindness,” or prosopagnosia, is a condition in which a person cannot recognize human faces, at times not even their own face in a mirror. Something similar afflicted most of American academia and journalism for almost two generations during which the absolute centrality of the state to the performance of capitalism became almost impossible to see.
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The paper that destroyed world trade

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By Christian Parenti
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Despite issuing a 90-day tariff reprieve, President Trump has effectively dynamited the foundations of the global free-trade regime. The dust hasn’t even begun to settle, but the critiques of Trump’s “Liberation Day” gambit mostly come down to: he’s stupid, and this policy is crazy. That may be true, and Trump’s trade war might end in catastrophe. Still, his frontal attack on the existing order isn’t without a theory. Nor is it a solution in search of a problem.
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