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BERLIN (AP) - Economic sanctions have been called wars without bullets, yet their record in forcing political change has been mixed - by some estimates successful about a third of the time.

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6/18/13	Cuba cites drop in U.S., European arrivals as tourism sags MiamiHerald.com
6/18/13	U.S.-Cuba mail talks spark speculation of wider outreach The Washington Times
6/18/13	Dissident's family to discuss leaving Cuba MiamiHerald.com
6/17/13	U.S., Cuba to discuss renewal of direct mail service Fox News Latino
6/17/13	AP sources: US, Cuba to resume talks on direct mail service despite deadlock over detainees The Washington Post
6/16/13	Cuba plans to build first biofuel power plant Fox News Latino
6/15/13	Dissidents say they are returning to Cuba reenergized MiamiHerald.com
6/15/13	Cuban Ballerinas Defect And Seek Work In U.S. Fox News Latino
6/14/13	Toronto man convicted of tourist sex crimes in Cuba MiamiHerald.com
6/14/13	Cuba, Bolivia Hold Business Forum Caribbean Journal
6/14/13	Cuban migrants in Mexico demand freedom after 3 months in a lockup MiamiHerald.com
6/12/13	Cuba looks to undo decades of poorly planned coastal development, fend off rising seas The Washington Post
6/12/13	Cuban Blogger Who Reveres Castro Pushes for Reform The New York Times
6/12/13	Buscan que Cuba capacite a médicos El Universal
6/11/13	Australian woman to brave sharks on swim from Cuba to U.S. Chicago Tribune