U.S.- Cuba Relations with Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis

U.S.- Cuba Relations with Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis

Posted By Annie Aleman on Mar 25, 2020

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Host Andrew Holland and Ambassador Jeffery DeLaurentis discuss the “thawing” of U.S. – Cuba Relations under the Obama Administration and the implications of the subsequent “freezing” of relations under the Trump administration.

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Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis

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