CUBA REVIEW: On The Stubborn Gap Between Means And Ends

Perhaps the most vexing constant in U.S.-Cuba relations today is stubbornness with which both governments continue to make policy choices that run counter to stated objectives, market-tested solutions, public opinion and good old common sense. This tendency dominated headlines over the past two weeks. The United States imposed new restrictions on people-to-people and cruise line […]

June 15, 2019
Statement on New Cuba Sanctions

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Cuba Study Group believes the new restrictions on travel and remittances announced by the United States against Cuba last week are unwise and counterproductive. They will severely hurt the Cuban people and all sectors of civil society on the island, including dissidents and the growing private sector. While the declared intent of […]

April 22, 2019
Carmelo Mesa-Lago: There’s Only One Way Out for Cuba’s Dismal Economy
Statement on Changes to U.S. Visa Policy for Cuban Nationals
March 18, 2019
Trump’s immigration policies keep more than 20,000 Cubans in limbo
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Miriam Leiva March 14, 2019
2018 FIU Cuba Poll