Cuba

The government of the United States will keep in effect the Cuban Adjustment Act and the "dry-feet-wet-feet" policy, even though both delegations have acknowledged advances in the…
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“There will be lots of starts and stops, but the moves on Dec. 17 look big enough to sustain momentum for some time to come.”
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Following the publication of new regulations for travel to Cuba on Jan. 16, Americans may travel there more easily than at any time in the past half-century. Travelers cannot just hop…
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The topic of the illegal immigration of Cubans into the U.S. goes back in time and my compatriots are sheltered by the U.S. law that grants them permanent residence one year after…
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The government doesn't impede it, Cuba may see a lot of new technology.
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"We are not oblivious to the weight of history," said an unnamed State Department official when asked about this week's meetings in Havana between U.S. and Cuban officials.
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To achieve the normalization of diplomatic relations with the United States and move forward in the dismantling of the more aggressive forms of U.S. policy, especially the economic…
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If President Obama talks about his Cuba policy on Tuesday night, his State of the Union Address could be unlike any our nation has experienced.
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This week's meetings — scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday — are also the first since President Obama's sweeping announcement last month that the United States will renew ties with the…
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President seeks to provide middle-class tax breaks by levying higher fees on banks, closing loopholes for trust funds, and raising the capital gains threshold
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