Class blog for SUNY Fredonia HIST/WOST 359 Ethnicity and Race, Meeting TR 12:30-1:50 p.m., Spring 2011. Taught by professor Jeffry J. Iovannone.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Cuban Visitation
Since the Cuban revolution the United States has had an embargo on Cuba severely restricting visitation and trade between the two countries. Since there are many Cuban-Americans who wish to be able to visit their home country to visit family that still remains in Cuba this embargo has been problematic. Usually the visitation rights for Cuban-Americans changes under each presidency making it either easier or harder for these people to visit family or friends from their country of origin. Under President Obama there has been a somewhat drastic change in policy for travel to Cuba. Travel restrictions that have been in place for decades are being slowly lifted and now Cuban-Americans are allowed to travel to Cuba as frequently as they wish in order to support family and friends, it has also become much easier for Cuban-Americans to give money to people in Cuba.
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