The embargo on U.S. trade with Cuba was enacted in 1962 by President John. F. Kennedy, and since, in various iterations, it has remained in place. Ending the embargo would open up opportunities ...

Embargoes and tariffs are trade policies that governments use to control the flow of goods and services between countries ...

The U.S.-Cuba Trade Act would end the trade embargo on Cuba and free Americans to travel to the Caribbean island for tourism. Photo Credit: YU_M/Shutterstock Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) has introduced ...

One of the last decisions of the Biden administration was to remove Cuba from the list of states that sponsor terrorism.

PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis reaffirmed The Bahamas’ position on Cuba during his Diplomatic Week opening address at the Grand Lucayan Resort, calling for an end to the trade embargo ...

The move came shortly after the inauguration of the new U.S. President, reversing the previous administration’s removal of ...

Caricom has consistently advocated for the removal of the embargo of the United States of America against Cuba and urged the dismantling of outdated and discriminatory measures that have ...

Minister Radegonde took the opportunity to convey Seychelles’ appreciation for Cuba’s support following years of strong ...

Both leaders agreed to further enhance political trust and accelerate the implementation of high-level agreements ...

In February 1962, Kennedy "proclaimed an embargo on trade between the United States and Cuba, in response to certain actions taken by the Cuban Government, and directed the Departments of Commerce ...