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yes because we can't simply have an unrealistic isolationist response to the legacy we created
Submitted by SMS
no Don't close the base. Government trying to make it like stateside. It is losing its "uniqueness". 76-79,81-83
Lloyd Richsrds, Ben Wheeler, Texas
no NO. Cuba needs to have full sovereignty!
Lalon Sanders, munich
yes YES!! It is the OLDEST US military base overseas with a valid treaty that is still in effect! The US should have the ONLY say in the shaping of the base!! Just b/c Castro doesn't like it doesn't mean we should leave...
Karen Usiak, Bealeton, VA