The Joe Biden administration has eased its policies to send remittances to Cuba and facilitate travel to the island, and to ramp up U.S. visa processing for Cubans.
The foreign ministry said the measures are “to support the Cuban people, to give them additional tools to live free from the suppression of the Cuban government”.
The statement said they would resume the CFRP program and further expand consular services and visa processing, “allowing more Cubans to be reunited with their families through regular migration channels in the United States.”
Politicians will try Families visit relatives in Cuba And that authorized American travelers connect with the Cuban people, attend meetings and conduct research.
They will contribute to the growth of the Cuban private sector Better access to internet servicesUS e-commerce apps and platforms.
With this policy, they support new avenues for electronic payments and commercial activities in the US with independent Cuban entrepreneurs, including increased microfinance and training.
We will also support Cuban families and entrepreneurs by increasing the flow of remittances to the Cuban people to Do not enrich human rights abusers†
The government will remove the $1,000 quarterly transfer limit and support the transfer of donations to Cuban businessmen, “both to support families and expand their businesses.”
We continue to call on the Cuban government to immediately release political prisoners, respect the fundamental freedoms of the Cuban people, and let the Cuban people determine their own future.
Source: La Neta Neta
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