The US Donald Trump president signed a memorandum to impose greater restrictions in Cuba.
The step aimed at the reconciliation of some steps indicated by the Biden administration who has driven away from US pressure in the Communist country.
The White House said this has enforced an existing American tourists to go to Cuba more than international organizations such as Unsical Sconzations in US Sacticko seeking the Caribbean business.
The Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez says that the memorandum “strengthens the aggression and blockade of the economy that punishes the entire Cubans and the main obstacle to our progress”.
On a fact sheet published on its websiteThe White House says it ends with “economic criteria that do not benefit from the government of Cuba, the military, Cubans’ security agencies.
The US citizens are already prohibited from traveling to Cuba for tourism activities but have travel categories, including family education and education and sports competitions and sports competitions.
The new memorandum says that following the existing policy will be implemented by regular audits and “mandatory record-contin with all travel-related transactions for at least five years”.
It also forbids US citizens to do business with Gaana, a Conglomerate Military Military at the Cuban owners of many Cuban hotels.
Tourism is one of the main sources of difficult money for the Cuban government, but visitors’ numbers reduced as caribbean island shortages and many cuts to the caribbean power.
Memorandum promoted President Trump “delivered to extend a free and democratic Cuba, initiated the long-suffering of Communist Cubans”.
The policies listed in the document building the steps that Trump has implemented in his first term office and again in recent months.
Shortly after being sworn in a second term, Trump returned Cuba calling as a sponsor of terrorism, elevated in the days before the past-president, Joe Biden.
Trump and his policy of iron fist leading to Cuba has a strong support from the US Cuban-American Community.
However, Trump Administration’s decision to end the temporary protected condition (TPS) for Cubans – Nicaraguans and Nicaraguans – met with many Cuban people.
