Engage Cuba
@engage_cuba
No business in the world would continue a strategy that has failed for 60 years. It’s time Congress tries a new policy toward Cuba.
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http://www.engagecuba.org 09-02-2015 19:53:55
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Our interim president @MariaJEspinosaC shares with The Washington Post that she is hopeful for a new Cuba policy that will serve both U.S. interests & the Cuban people. washingtonpost.com/travel/2021/01…
“Quick action to re-engage with Cuba will send the message that Biden intends to have an active foreign policy, re-engaging with both allies and adversaries and rebuilding U.S. stature in the world.” Great article by William M. LeoGrande sun-sentinel.com/opinion/commen…
.Karoline Leavitt shared that the Biden administration will review U.S. policy on Cuba “governed by two principles. First, support for democracy and human rights[.] Second is Americans, especially Cuban Americans, are the best ambassadors for freedom in Cuba.” reuters.com/article/us-usa…
Join the Latin America and Caribbean Region Working Group on Feb 9th,11:00 EST for a discussion on “Women in Security," which will reflect on recent US Administration decisions on the LA and Caribbean region. Register us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @cda_dc @KaraFrontera @MariaJEspinosaC
Make sure to check out today’s episode of 90 Miles Podcast, where Mark Feierstein discusses: ⁃Joe Biden’s priorities for the region ⁃Possibilities for US-Cuba engagement ⁃Baseball, human rights, Obama’s Cuba visit And much more!
“With the Biden administration in place, and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s newfound emphasis on transparency, the opportunity to solve the mystery of the ‘Havana Syndrome’ now exists” says Peter Kornbluh in NatlSecurityArchive article below👇
We support Sen. Patrick Leahy’s statements and agree that the best way to support the Cuban people & Cuban communities in the U.S. is through engagement with Cuba.
We support this powerful statement by Sen. Patrick Leahy. The time for engagement with #Cuba is now. “During this time, the U.S. can either be actively engaged, or watch as our competitors fill the vacuum, as they are already doing. There is only one logical choice.”