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Weekly Report - 5 June 2014 (WR-14-22)
CUBA: Donohue leaves Havana smiling
“Why is Tom Donohue shilling for Cuba?” was among the irate reactions to the news that the president of the US Chamber of Commerce, arguably the world’s most powerful business lobby group, had met Cuba’s President Raúl Castro at the end of his controversial three-day trip to Cuba.
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