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  The tremendous disconnect between the people of Cuba and the people of the United States is evident in Jaime Suchlicki’s March 25 Other Views column, Poland’s lessons for Cuba. The Catholic Church hierarchy in Cuba, in fact, has mediated with the Cuban government on human-rights issues.

• Feel their pain

  Feel their pain

  Re the Feb. 27 story South Florida firm will supply the mattresses when the pope sleeps in Cuba: Why does the pope need American mattresses shipped to Cuba so he can sleep tight during his visit?

• U.S. reacts to Cuban dissident’s death

  U.S. reacts to Cuban dissident’s death

  The U.S. State Department Friday deplored the death of Cuban dissident Wilman Villár, “a young and courageous defender of human rights,” and said it “highlights the continuing problem of political repression, and political prisoners, in Cuba.”

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  Florida: Celebrating Jose Marti

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• Don’t punish families

  Don’t punish families

  The pending action before Congress that would limit the number of family visits to Cuba and restrict the amount of remittances Cuban Americans can send is cruel and misguided.