In 2017, President Trump spelled out changes to U.S. policy toward Cuba, ending the Obama-era approach and restricting travel and business restrictions to apply pressure to the Cuban regime. He portrayed the policy as reversing a "completely one-sided deal," and tied sanctions to political prisoner freedom, free elections, and legalizing parties. The administration published benchmarks that, should be met, could alter sanctions, while indicating a harsher stance than the prior administration, continuing long-standing objectives to pressure the Cuban government while maintaining some avenues for engagement.
“Doors were starting to open, some that had been closed for more than 60 years. Until Donald Trump arrived.¨ How are the Cuba-US. Relations after governments changes?
www.americas.orgIMPOSING SANCTIONS ON THE CUBAN REGIME: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order imposing new sanctions on the Cuban regime, protecting
www.whitehouse.govPresident Donald Trump thrust the U.S. and Cuba back on a path toward open hostility Friday with a blistering denunciation of the island's communist government.
www.cbsnews.comThis isn’t a strong statement on human rights. It’s a political sop to voters in Miami.
foreignpolicy.comCuba Archive - Recommendations for the Trump Administration
www.american.eduPresident Trump made a major address on U.S.-Cuba relations from Miami
www.cbsnews.comdiv President Donald J. Trump is changing the policy of the United States toward Cuba to achieve four objectives: 1. Enhance compliance with United States law—in particular the provisions that govern the embargo of Cuba and the ban on tourism; 2. Hold the Cuban regime accountable for oppression and human rights abuses ignored under the Obama policy; 3. Further the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States and those of the Cuban people; and 4. Lay the groundwork for...
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