Word: cuba
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Pope John Paul II and Cuba's Fidel Castro are a harmony of opposites--the statesman and the politician [WORLD, Jan. 26]. They have placed in view their respective dogmas, which are in collision. Both claim commitment to social justice in a world at peace. The Pope relies on engagement and evangelization to propagate his religious faith. Castro resorts to oppression to impose policy. JOHN J. KARAKASH Bethlehem...
...first week of the scandal came to a close, we decided to stick with a cover story on the Pope in Cuba. Teachers thanked us via E-mail. Only one child wrote in requesting the story ("We all know about it, and would be excited if you wrote about it in the next issue...
...longer he has to spend his time defending his integrity, the less focus and authority he will keep. He was already having trouble abroad because, with the cold war over, even old allies have other fish to fry. Netanyahu refuses to be persuaded. Canada wants to do business with Cuba. France and Russia are rushing to invest in Iran. Government leaders in Malaysia and Singapore proclaim the superiority of "Asian values." Now the entropy can only get worse. Clinton's crisis will strengthen the resolve of those who resent American leadership and rattle the confidence of those who rely...
REAL LIFE: Scandal distracts nation from events in Cuba, Ireland and Iraq...
CASTRO & THE POPE Was there an event going on in Cuba or something...