Describes economic and political conditions in Cuba, including the human rights situation; and outlines Cuban foreign policy. Reviews U.S. policy toward Cuba, including proposals to ease restrictions on agricultural exports, and travel, and private humanitarian assistance; trademark sanctions; offshore oil development; drug interdiction cooperation; Cuban spies in the U.S.; terrorism; support for democracy and human rights; Radio and TV Marti; migration issues; Guantanamo naval base; and Cuba and the Organization of American States. Covers legislation in the 110th and 111th Congresses.
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