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In its initial meetings with U.S. diplomats, Cuba demanded its removal from the State Department list of countries sponsoring terrorism. The State Department was instructed to perform a six-month review to assess whether Cuba should be removed from the list, which includes Iran, Sudan and Syria. Four months later, the White House has endorsed their removal but Cuba will not come off the list until after a 45-day review period, during which a joint resolution to block its removal could be considered in the U.S. Congress. SFS cautioned strongly against a posture where U.S. national security interests with Cuba are subservient to political interests, and describes how Cuba continues to support terrorism.
Lastly, our policy report Canada On Guard raised important concerns on the Cuban state’s role in redesigning Venezuela’s immigration system, establishing a criminal-terrorist pipeline from the Middle East to South and North America, and vice versa. This concern and our policy report were highlighted in the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald (in Spanish) and Breitbart News. |
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