Jorge Castañeda, former Foreign Minister of Mexico, has written an article (preview only) for Foreign Affairs in which he believes the key to a successful foreign policy in Latin America is to focus on four critical issues — Cuba, immigration, trade, and the “two lefts”.

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The Miami Herald is reporting that “Havana is dispatching one of its most seasoned diplomats, Jorge Bolaños, to head its mission in Washington. In a move that underscores Cuba’s belief that relations with the United States could become more critical in the coming years.”

Bolaños’ biography from the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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