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Limited Tourist Visas for Cubans?
The Cuban Government apparently is planning migration reforms that would allow most Cubans to travel freely abroad to any country willing to give them visas. This is not unexpected, coming at a time when the Cuban Government is laying off … Continue reading
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U.S.-Cuban-Mexican Association to Defend Against Hurricanes
On April 9, 2012, the inaugural conference of the U.S.-Cuban-Mexican Association to Defend Against Hurricanes was held in New Orleans. The association was formed after a series of conferences and delegations led by the Center for International Policy uncovered the … Continue reading
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Salim Lamrani interview with Ricardo Alarcon
Salim Lamrani is a French journalist, a specialist on U.S.-Cuban relations, and a professor at the Paris-Sorbonne-Paris IV University who often contributes to CIP’s publications. He recently had a lengthy interview with Ricardo Alarcon, the President of Cuba’s National Assembly. … Continue reading
The Pope’s Visit a Success
The Pope’s three-day visit to Cuba is seen as a success and the Church has emerged from it strengthened. Hundreds of thousands attended the masses he held in Santiago and Havana. True, many attended not as an act of faith, … Continue reading
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The U.S. Must Work With Cuba on the Environment
It should be an article of faith that the environment is immune from U.S. politics where U.S. interests are clearly at stake. That’s mostly the case with other countries, but not with Cuba. In New York last week a workshop … Continue reading
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Welcome to CIP’s Cuba Report
Welcome to the Center for International Policy’s Cuba Report – a blog by CIP’s Cuba Project.
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