Why should Czechia help dissidents in Cuba? Czechast with Martin Palouš, Part 2

Czechast, Radio Prague International
04/01/2025 33 min
Why should Czechia help dissidents in Cuba? Czechast with Martin Palouš, Part 2

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Martin Palouš served as Czech ambassador to Washington, D.C., from 2001 to 2005 and later as the Czech ambassador to the United Nations in New York. After concluding his diplomatic career, he became the Director of Václav Havel Library and then the Director of the Václav Havel Program for Human Rights and Democracy at Florida International University.

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