CFR: The Unlikely Biden-Trump Throughline on Cuba

In a blog post for the Council of Foreign Relations, Will Freeman analyzes President Trump’s June 30 presidential memorandum on Cuba policy, arguing that despite tough rhetoric, it represents more continuity than change from previous administrations. Freeman traces remarkable consistency across Trump’s first term, Biden’s presidency, and Trump’s return – all maintaining the embargo while […]

Will Freeman, Council on Foreign Relations July 2, 2025
Our Statement on the Passing of His Holiness Pope Francis

The Cuba Study Group mourns the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis, a spiritual leader whose papacy was marked by a profound commitment to reconciliation, human dignity, and the peaceful transformation of societies. His death signifies the loss of a guiding voice that resonated deeply with the Cuban people, both on the island and throughout […]

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The Truth About Cuba’s Private Sector
John McIntire and Ricardo Herrero July 12, 2024
Transforming U.S.-Cuba relations: From dominating to elevating
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Migration, Aging, and the Challenges of Being a Woman in Cuba
Jennifer Portelles Toledo August 10, 2022
2024 FIU Cuba Poll