Embrace or embargo?(Cuba)

From: National Review | Date: November 6, 1995| Author: Abrams, Elliott | Copyright information

Pres Clinton has strengthened economic sanctions against Cuba but has eased travel and aid. Onlookers have criticized the President for these seemingly incongruous moves. Reactions of Republicans and other proposals are discussed.

President Clinton's new moves on Cuba have left more than a few observers confused. Is he getting tougher, or is he loosening the embargo? The day the President announced his Executive Order the Washington Times story was headlined "U.S. Plans to Tighten ...

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