How Eased Travel for Cubans Will Affect U.S. Relationship

Name: How Eased Travel for Cubans Will Affect U.S. Relationship
Uploaded: 2013-01-14T22:00:00Z
Duration: P407S
Description: Ray Suarez talks to Maria de los Angeles Torres of University of Illinois at Chicago and Julia Sweig from the Council on Foreign Relations about the economic benefits for citizens living both in Cuba and the U.S., and how the new policy could open up a new, more mobile way of life for Cubans.

Clip: 01/14/2013 | 6m 47s

Ray Suarez talks to Maria de los Angeles Torres of University of Illinois at Chicago and Julia Sweig from the Council on Foreign Relations about the economic benefits for citizens living both in Cuba and the U.S., and how the new policy could open up a new, more mobile way of life for Cubans.

Aired: 01/14/13

Rating: NR

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