U.S. Removes Cuba From Terror List

FINALLY

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 10:59AM EDT / Published May 29, 2015 11:27AM EDT

Reuters

The U.S. removed Cuba on Friday from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, 45 days after President Obama announced his intention to make the change. Congress had to act in that time period to stop the change but did not do so—effectively giving its approval. Practically speaking, the removal will allow the rapprochement to move forward with the lifting of travel and financial restrictions and for each country to open embassies.

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U.S. Removes Cuba From Terror List

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