The Orlando Sentinel reported yesterday that President Obama and his Administration is considering easing the restrictions imposed on U.S. citizens on traveling to Cuba. Loosening the travel restrictions would expand opportunities for American students, educators and researchers to visit Cuba. However, the ongoing economic embargo that the U.S. imposed on Cuba 50 years ago will remain intact. This is great news for the [...]
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18 Aug 2010 / Announcements, Family Visas, Legislative Watch, News
Tags: cuba, cuban embargo, easing travel restrictions to cuba, travel to cuba, u.s. cuban relations, u.s. cuban talks
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29 Oct 2009 / Immigration Reform
The Los Angeles Times reported today that the international community has been trying to pressure President Obama to lift the U.S. embargo on Cuba. An embargo that almost every country opposes. In the past few months, the Obama administration has in fact taken steps to ease some of the sanctions that prior administrations have imposed on Cuba. For example, the U.S. [...]
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Tags: cuba, cuban immigration, u.s. cuban relations, u.s. cuban talks, u.s. embargo, u.s. embargo on cuba