When President Obama announced his plans to "normalize" relations between the United States and Cuba just before Christmas, he did … Not only has Cuba failed to released the political prisoners requested by the United States, the Castro regime has thrown more dissidents…
In Cuba, we are ending a policy that was long past its expiration date. … Cuba; stands up for democratic values; and extends the hand of friendship to the Cuban people. … These small steps have added up to new hope for the future in Cuba.…
Our exceptionalism was protected by what was left of the Cuba “embargo,” which mandated cash-up-front for any sales to Cuba. … “So why not with Cuba?!” … President—especially Republicans--since 1960 has attempted an “opening” to Cuba.…
It's been just one short month since the announcement of "normalization" between the United States and Cuba. … President of Cuba Raul Castro Ruz will meet President of US Barak Obama on April 11 in Panama. — Presidencia de Cuba (@PresidenciaCuba … , an anti-government group based in far eastern Cuba.…
Thanks to Obama there won't be any Russian bombers taking off from Cuba. … I wish I could say the same for Cuba. But I can’t. … Russian bombers were NEVER deployed in Cuba.…
He wants us to lift the trade embargo, remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terror and give Cuba the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo … But all of that trade couldn't help Cuba, because it's communist. … When the USSR went down, many thought Cuba would soon taste liberty.…
In Cuba we lifted an embargo and got little in return, and even what we got wasn’t delivered. … But unlike the bad deals cut for Bergdhal, Cuba and even China, the deal Obama might make with Iran will have strategic importance…
President Obama may have gained something politically or ideologically by recognizing Cuba, but just what did the United States gain … Like so much that has been done by this administration, the diplomatic recognition of Cuba demonstrates how safe it is to be our enemy…