The party sought to open relations with the Israeli Communist Party in 1956, but the Israeli party never replied to the request ( considering the Unified Egyptian Communist Party outside the limits of communist political orthodoxy ).
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Congress in 2000 approved limited exports of food and medicine to the island, but supporters of more open relations say the administration has denied several applications from farm groups wanting to travel to Cuba to promote their products.
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"This is a very important step in the evolution of China's relationship with the world, " said former U . S . Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who helped open relations between Beijing and Washington in the 1970s.
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Carter's landmark visit brought the Cuba issue back onto the national stage again, prompting many to ask why the policy remains the same when opinion polls show a majority of Americans want free and open relations with Cuba.
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Encourage them to move towards more open relations with countries that stand a high chance of proliferation the biggest antidote for proliferation is increased openness and exchange, it makes it both harder to hide and reduces the motivation.
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When word of a possible wrestling tour spread last week, some wondered if this might be an event similar to the " Ping-Pong diplomacy " of the early 1970s, which helped open relations between the United States and China.
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But the deal, which is set to be slipped into a conference committee proceeding that would not allow for any debate or vote, also included a setback for those favoring open relations : It blocks future tourism to Cuba.
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For a brief moment, it brought the Cuba issue onto the national stage again, prompting many to ask why the policy remains the same when opinion polls show a majority of Americans want free and open relations with Cuba.
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They were able to acknowledge their tupuna ( ancestors ) whose remains had been washed up on Mitimiti beach, and to open relations with the iwi who have cared for the remains of their ancestors since 1902 .
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In Miami, Cuban-Americans who favor more open relations with Havana say that advocating an end to the U . S . embargo of Cuba or closer ties to the island have always brought scorn and threats and, in some cases, violence.
