Dwindling support: On the U.S. and the Cuban embargo

The US has been gradually reducing its economic restrictions on Cuba, a move that could potentially end the 62-year-old trade embargo. This shift in policy is seen as a significant development in the US-Cuba relations. The easing of restrictions could have a positive impact on the Cuban economy, allowing it to open up to international trade and investment, which in turn could boost economic growth and stability in the region.

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The US embargo on Cuba is seen as bullying, which could lead to international backlash. This backlash could negatively impact US assets and trade relationships.

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