Obama Eases Restrictions On Cuba
Written by Brian Garst, Posted in Foreign Affairs & Policy, Free Markets
President Obama announced, as inconspicuous as possible, that his administration is reversing several restrictive policies on Cuba, including restrictions on travel to visist family, limits on money and goods that can be sent to family, and prohibitions on high tech investment. I support these moves. Unfortunately, however, the move does not indicate a broad commitment to freedom by the Obama administration, which seeks to limit trade in most other ways.
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