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Dear Mr. Cepero, I am writing on behalf of Russia Today TV - 24/7 English language news station in Moscow broadcasting internationally. My name is Inessa, I am producer of a panel discussion program called CrossTalk. Our guests are well-known journalists and high-ranking officials from all over the world. Among them: Richard Burt, U.S. Ambassador to Germany; a chief negotiator of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Daniel Pipes, director of the Middle East Forum Lord Robert Skidelsky, British Parliament (Warwick University) John Naisbitt, Naisbitt China Institute Thomas Graham, Kissinger Associates Anatol Lieven, King's College London Gareth Evans, former Australian Foreign Minister (1983 – 1996) Princeton N. Lyman, former U.S. ambassador to South Africa and Nigeria and former Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs Parag Khanna, Director of the Global Governance Initiative at the New America Foundation Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco Anas Altikriti, President and founder of the Cordoba Foundation David Merkel, former U.S. State Department Andrew Roberts, British historian, winner of the British Army Military Book of the year 2010 Victor Gao, People’s Republic of China Jim Walsh, former U.S. House of Representatives Ann Cavoukian, Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario Razeen Sally, Director of the European Centre for International Political Economy Saskia Sassen, Columbia University, London School of Economics, Council on Foreign Relations, National Academy of Sciences Panel on Cities Lord Christopher Monckton, British politician, journalist, and hereditary peer Samuel Thernstrom, American Enterprise Institute Stephen Cohen, New York University Here is the link to one of our programs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQpftnt94vM We would like to invite you to our program. We're recording it on Thursday, April 19, at 10 am EST. We can arrange a studio in any major city in the world. The program lasts 30 minutes. The topic of our discussion will be: The Bay of Pigs 50 years on: What has US foreign policy toward Cuba over the past half century achieved? The regime there remains in place along with the embargo (though modifications have been made and other mulled). Has Washington been fundamentally right in its policies or fundamentally wrong regarding Havana? And if the US had had a more hands off approach toward the regime in Cuba, would that regime have come to an end long ago? Lastly, what can Obama do that his predecessors failed to do? It goes without saying that we'll be honoured to have you on the program. Would you be interested in joining us? Sincerely, Inessa Petrova CrossTalk Russia Today +7 916 682 50 56

Message by Inessa Petrova | Apr 18th 2011

Hola Eloy Que te pasa que no pones tu historia y la de Pablo. Tu y yo fuimos a Coral Gables y despues nos veiamos en UM. Saludos. Idania Pazos Garcia

Message by Idania Pazos Garcia | Oct 10th 2009

Eloy, I am a classmate of your brother Pablo. We went to Candler College and I started a group of Candler College Alumni in Facebook. Please e-mail me. Thanks.

Message by Antonio Palau | May 19th 2009