After some 16 months of studying Trump’s severe tightening of the longstanding US economic blockade of Cuba that contributed to serious food & medicine shortages and a sharp increase in Cubans attempting to enter the US without a visa, these policy steps include increasing consular services and visa processing, and limited broadening of travel opportunities to Cuba.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said on Tuesday the U.S. economic embargo of Cuba was “genocidal policy,” raising the stakes in a standoff with Washington over its treatment of the Communist-ruled Caribbean island.
University of Minnesota and the National School of Public Health of Cuba (ENSAP) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday with the aim of strengthening their academic and research ties,
An Op-Ed by Anthony DePalma in the LA Times on the libreta, whose pages dictate the Cuban ration system.
Cuba’s lack of vaccine hesitancy is due to the homegrown nature of the vaccines, clear messaging, and Cuba’s healthcare model.
Meet the U.S. Students Studying Medicine For Free in Cuba – from BreakThrough News.
Save the Date: Dr. Helen Yaffe, Acclaimed Lecturer & Author on Cuba, in Wisconsin on March 30
The International US-Cuba Normalization Conference – March 19-20, online & live in NYC
Join us for the IFCO/Pastors for Peace Annual Lucius Walker Memorial Awards and Benefits, Sunday February 27 from 4-6PM CT on Zoom and Facebook Live.
Op-Ed from mmigration Attorney José Pertierra: The Blockade of Cuba: Hopefully the American People Will Wake Up.
Wisconsin Coalition to Normalize Relations with Cuba 
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