Paul Hare Keynotes at Darien Lecture Series

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On January 29, 2016, Ambassador Paul Hare, Senior Lecturer at the Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies and former British Ambassador to Cuba (2001 – 2004), presented the keynote at the Darien Historic Academic Lecture Series held in Darien, CT. This year’s theme,“Cuba Ahora!”, re-examined the past and discussed present and future prospects of the US-Cuba relationship.

In Ambassador Hare’s talk titled “What Now for Cuba’s Role in the World?”, he discussed the significant ramifications of a new US-Cuba policy for the world at large, as well as perspectives from Europe, China and Russia.

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Paul Hare Keynotes at Darien Lecture Series

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