It may seem things aren't happening that fast on US-Cuba engagement, but "you have to take a step back — it's been only 14 months," comments AS/COA’s Alana Tummino.
In Cuba and U.S., Expectations Are Mixed on Obama's Historic Trip
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Sandra Lilley, John Brecher and Carmen Sesin
El uso del dólar, clave para el deshielo y apertura de la economía cubana
Estados Unidos logra que la pelota esté en el campo cubano pero aún hay grandes retos, apunta Alana Tummino de AS/COA.
Why the United States Should Welcome Obama's Cuba, Argentina Trips
President Barack Obama's historic tour underscores his vision to build stronger regional ties, writes AS/COA's Susan Segal for CNN.com
Changes in Cuba
In partnership with seven other organizations, AS/COA Cuba Working Group releases a fact sheet about changes on the island.
Weekly Chart: U.S.-Cuba Agricultural Trade Today
In 2015, U.S. exports to Cuba were the lowest in a decade, but could reach $4.3 billion without the embargo.
AS/COA Commends Obama Administration's Expansion of Travel and Commerce Changes for Cuba
The executive actions, effective March 16, ease sanctions related to travel, banking, and trade.
This Week in Latin America: Preparing for Cuba
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AQ Online
A flurry of deals is expected ahead of President Obama's trip. Plus: protests in Brazil; energy crisis in Colombia; Mexico's anti-corruption effort; and more.