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
/
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.
Explainer: Where Do U.S. Presidential Candidates Stand on Cuba Policy?
U.S. President Barack Obama makes a historic trip to Cuba in late March. But not all the candidates agree with the rapprochement.
Obama Hopes Cuba Visit Will Help Protect Policy
/
Carol E. Lee and Felicia Schwartz
President Barack Obama's trip to Argentina "reflects President Macri's determination to re-engage the international community", points out AS/COA's Susan Segal.
Travel to Cuba is About to Get Much, Much Cheaper
/
Michelle Hackman
We’re in a Cuba travel bubble right now and with the opening of commercial flights prices will be driven down, says AS/COA's Alana Tummino.
Audio: ASCOA's Alana Tummino on U.S.-Cuba Opening of Commercial Flights
AS/COA's Alana Tummino spoke to BBC's Newshour about the opening of commercial flights between the United States and Cuba.