Cuba Policy Report
Issue #7 Testimony to Senate Finance Committee
"Many experts did not expect Cuba's political system to survive the horrendous economic troubles it suffered when the Soviet bloc disappeared a decade ago. To hasten its demise, Congress passed new laws ..."
Issue #6 Cuba Imposes New Foreign Exchange Controls
On July 16, Cuba's central bank announced new foreign exchange controls that apply to Cuban banks and state enterprises. The new regulations, intended to ensure "efficient use of financial resources...
Issue #5 The Imperfect Migration Accords At Work
The Bush Administration set domestic politics aside and sent a strong signal against hijacking and illegal migration when it turned over to Cuban authorities a dozen Cubans who last week commandeered a ...
Issue #4 The Bush Cuba Policy After Two Years
As the President prepares to address Cuban Americans at a White House ceremony today, he faces a situation where his Cuba policy and his Cuban American political strategy may both fall short of their objectives....
Issue #3 The Bush Administration unveils its travel policy
The Bush Administration had a problem in its Cuba policy: As ever-increasing majorities of the House of Representatives have voted to end the Cuba travel ban, it has insisted on maintaining the travel ban to ...
Issue #2: Cuba Responds to Growing Drug Problems
Until recently, the Cuban government said that there was only a minimal drug consumption problem in Cuba, fed by unscrupulous tourists, by Cubans who cultivated small amounts of marijuana, or by Cubans ...
Issue #1: Introducing the Cuba Policy Report
The Lexington Institute's e-mail newsletter, the Cuba Policy Report, will cover events and trends in Cuba and developments in U.S. policy toward Cuba. The newsletter will be issued as events warrant, an issue or so per month...
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