In this week's magazine, Jon Lee Anderson writes about the entrepreneur Hugo Cancio, a former Marielito who has positioned himself as a sought-after intermediary for American investors, politicians, and celebrities travelling to the new Cuba.
"When you go after intermediaries, you're going to shut down legal and legitimate speech and commerce and innovation to get at what they perceive as illegal copyright violation".
In going after intermediaries on issues of disclosure and investor protection rather than striking directly at the enterprises' benefits or franchise, the letter was perceived by some as an effort to coax the private sector into doing more to educate investors about the risks without picking a fight with some powerful entities in an election year.
Let's help investors and inventors get to know after-school intermediaries as connectors between private and public change-makers.
The probe into Eni was triggered after an intermediary in the deal, Emeka Obi, sued Malabu in Britain's high court.
An ardent Chávez supporter, he agreed to meet me only after an intermediary assured him that I was politically sound.
After the intermediary drove off, Prater joked that there was no way he was getting back in a car with him, that he was too overheated and too likely to be the target or the shooter.
These observations suggest that the majority of alternative DNA rearrangements have arisen recently, at most after the intermediary whole genome duplication, before the formation of the P. aurelia species complex (Aury et al. 2006).
Yamauchi and Mechanic [ 52] define this stage of the healing process after clinical closure as intermediary.
After the intermediaries were paid by Graham and Doyle, the two men brought the painting to the law firm in Glasgow where Boyce and Jones were senior partners, to be handed over to the duke's men on 4 October 2007.
after IRA intermediaries passed information to the commission for the location of the victims remains.
