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Trump nods to Cuban exiles, rolls back ties: Experts react

  • Written by Brian Gendreau, Director, Latin American Business Environment program, University of Florida
imageWill Trump's policy put a freeze on the U.S.-Cuba thaw?AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa

Editor’s note: President Donald Trump announced on Friday a partial reversal of former President Barack Obama’s policy of engagement with Cuba. Trump restored travel restrictions and prohibited financial transactions with the Cuban military. Under the new...

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