CLEAN : Obama moves to drop Cuba from terror blacklist

The video discusses the shift in Cuban American support for the embargo from 1991 to present, highlighting the US's commitment to its promises in negotiations with Cuba. It covers Cuba's removal from the US terrorism list, emphasizing its political and financial implications. The video also addresses challenges in the normalization process between the US and Cuba, noting the perception of US desperation in these negotiations.

What percentage of Cuban Americans in Miami supported the embargo in 1991?

• 58%

• 67%

• 48%

• 87%

Why was it important for Cuba to be removed from the list labeling it as a threat?

• To increase tourism

• To improve agricultural exports

• To enhance military strength

• To gain political legitimacy and financial access

What is one financial benefit for Cuba being removed from the threat list?

• Improved military funding

• Increased tourism

• Higher agricultural exports

• Easier access to international loans

What is the critique of the U.S. approach in the normalization process with Cuba?

• The U.S. is too aggressive

• The U.S. is giving away too much

• The U.S. is not interested in normalization

• The U.S. is focusing too much on military aspects

What does the U.S. appear to be in the normalization process with Cuba?

• Desperate

• Indifferent

• Confident

• Hostile