CUBA REVIEW: U.S. Travel Restored; Civil Society Elevated at Summit; Record Migration Dips

U.S. flights to Cuban provinces resume, civil society representatives take the spotlight at the Summit of the Americas, and record-breaking migration from Cuba experiences a sudden, month-over-month decline. We explore these developments and more on our latest newsletter. (Photo credit: AP/Ramon Espinosa)

June 21, 2022
Our Statement on New Cuba Policy Measures by the Biden Administration

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Cuba Study Group applauds the Biden administration for taking steps to put in place a more commonsense Cuba policy that makes good on the president’s campaign promise to support the Cuban people. Yesterday’s decisions to restore authorized commercial and charter flights to provincial cities, liberalize travel rules for U.S. citizens, lift […]

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Cuba’s Economic Performance in 2021 and Opportunities for the Future
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What Could a “Third Way” Cuba Policy Look Like Under Biden?
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U.S.-Cuba Relations in the Biden Era: A Case for Making Engagement Resilient as a Means of Providing Long-Term Support for the Cuban People
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2020 FIU Cuba Poll