CUBA REVIEW: Cubans Vote to Legalize Gay Marriage; U.S. Restarts Full Immigrant Visa Processing at Havana Embassy

Cuba held a historic vote to expand LGBTQ+ rights and the U.S. announced the restart of full immigrant visa processing at its embassy in Havana. Catch up on these developments and more in our latest newsletter. (Photo credit: AFP)

September 26, 2022
Our Statement on the Resumption of Full Immigrant Visa Processing at U.S. Embassy Havana

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Cuba Study Group celebrates the announcement this week that full immigrant visa processing will resume at the U.S. Embassy in Havana in early 2023 after an interruption of five years. This change will alleviate the suffering of thousands of Cuban families, help restore confidence in American diplomacy, and once again provide […]

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