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Julio Antonio Fernández Estrada and Denisse Delgado Vázquez share their thoughts on the recent trends in Cuban emigration.
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Circumventing sanctions through digital currencies could allow Cubans to receive remittances with ease through platforms like Bitremesas.
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The “mangos bajos” of US/Cuba policy are evident: reopen the consular services of the embassy, resume flights to all regions of the island and reestablish the flow of remittances.
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The Center for Democracy in the Americas produces a blueprint for the Biden-Harris team to deal with the issue of immigration.
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This is another step backwards that will only undermine U.S. business interests, further divide Cuban families, and create hardships for the Cuban people, said CDA.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Cuba faces a long and difficult road to recovery. CDA is working with organizations on the ground in Cuba to provide emergency items such as water,…
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The U.S. Conference of Mayors has adopted a resolution calling on Congress to end the embargo against Cuba, citing their leaders' recent trip to Cuba.
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Legislation introduced earlier this month by Senator Marco Rubio (FL) – the Cuban Military Transparency Act – isn’t transparent at all.
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The Supreme Court’s decision this week in what is called the Jerusalem Passport Case poses a clear danger to the Helms-Burton law, and it will help to accelerate the unraveling of what…
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When the “brand new” U.S. embassy throws open its doors as early as next week, its insides will show its age.
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