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Tufts University meeting discusses ‘Cuba Today’ |
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Militant/Betsy Farley
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| BOSTON—More than 100 students, faculty, and guests attended a one-day symposium December 1 at Tufts University near Boston on “Cuba Today: Transitions, Innovations and Transformations.” Above, on platform, are (from left) students Elizabeth Morrow, Lauren Boccardi, Melissa Fuller, and Britton Schwartz. The panelists discussed strides towards women’s equality since workers and farmers took political power in 1959, how the Cuban people and their government have resisted Washington’s economic war, and other gains of the Cuban Revolution.
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