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“US no closer to lifting Cuba embargo”

Published: 14 April, 2009, 01:42

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The U.S. President has introduced measures to ease travel and money transfers to Cuba for Cuban Americans, but nobody sees it as a step towards easing the embargo, says Andres Martinez from the New America Foundation.

He views this as a return to the Clinton years in terms of Cuba policy – which means lessening some of the additional tough measures put in place by the Bush administration.

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