International Trade Law News

The Center for Democracy in the Americas and USA*Engage have released a report entitled "In Our National Interest: The Top Ten Reasons for Changing U.S. Policy Towards Cuba". The top ten reasons covered in the report are:

• The policy has produced nothing in decades
• Enforcing the policy drains resources from the war on terror
• The policy hurts American companies and American workers
• The policy is an assault on family values
• The policy infringes on the rights and liberties of all U.S. citizens
• The policy hurts America’s image abroad
• The Castro government uses our policy to advance its own ends
• The policy puts political interests above the national interest
• Important people oppose the policy and want to see it changed
• The policy stops Americans from doing what they do best

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