Our Statement on 1/14 Announcements by Biden Administration and Cuban Authorities

Earlier this week, the Biden administration announced it will remove Cuba from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, waive Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, and eliminate the Cuba Restricted List as part of its rescission of National Security Presidential Memorandum 5. Simultaneously, Cuban authorities, through Catholic Church mediation, committed to releasing over 550 prisoners […]

January 16, 2025
On Former President Jimmy Carter’s Cuba Legacy

Former President Jimmy Carter passed away this week at age 100, leaving behind a record of public service, humanitarianism, and personal decency that earned him the respect of political supporters and detractors alike. The 39th President also left an indelible mark on U.S.-Cuba relations and the Cuban people. Despite yielding mixed results, his pioneering approach […]

December 31, 2024
What do MSMEs in Cuba Need to Produce More Food?
March 3, 2024
The Truth About Cuba’s Private Sector
John McIntire and Ricardo Herrero July 12, 2024
Transforming U.S.-Cuba relations: From dominating to elevating
July 19, 2023
Migration, Aging, and the Challenges of Being a Woman in Cuba
Jennifer Portelles Toledo August 10, 2022
2024 FIU Cuba Poll