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Congressional Action Crucial to Normalize US-Cuba Relations

Although the relationship between the United States and Cuba is the warmest it has been for 50 years many obstacles remain in the Obama administration's stated goal of normalizing the relationship.

Obama Facing Widespread Criticism on Lifting Cuban Embargo

The suggested lifting of the embargo on Cuba has been likened to past presidential actions such as Obama's executive order for amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants and efforts to appease Iran.

Washington DC Lawmakers Slam Obama’s Policy to Lift Cuban Embargo

Obama again took action without congressional approval. It may be a tough climb to solidify his decision with the Republicans becoming in the majority party in the U.S. Senate this January.

Senator Marco Rubio Gives Senator Tom Harkin A Tongue Lashing

The outburst came shortly after Sen Harkin had praised the Communist regime following a recent visit there. Something that the Cuban-American senator found offensive, to say the least.

Russian Spy Ship Docks in Cuba

In a scene straight out of The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. The Viktor Leonov CCB-175 , measuring 91.5 meters by 14.5 meters wide, docked in the cruise ship area of Havana.

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