Blog roll update
After months of being down, Blogrolling is finally functioning again so I was finally able to update my blog roll.
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- Greg Weeks
- I am Professor of Political Science & Latin American Studies
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- New immigration poll
- Charlotte: A Welcome Denied?
- Castro and the Kennedys
- Voting Amid Violence
- Ecuador and the IMF
- Jobs at the Universidad de Chile
- The embargo and the Castros
- Castro and U.S. capitalism
- Uribe and his soul
- Obama and the Castros
- An Obama "doctrine"?
- Radio show on the Summit of the Americas
- Lula and the summit
- Obama and humor
- Cuba and the U.S. public
- Illegal immigration and North Carolina
- The Drug War and legalization
- Update: Cuba policy
- Cuba poll
- Frei vs. Piñera
- Eduardo Frei and the Concertación
- Off to Chile
- Cuba travel
- Drug violence and return migration
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1 comments:
I need to do the same thing. It was broken for so long I had gotten to the point that I was utterly ignoring it. Indeed, I was planning on deleting it.
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