(CNN) – The Secretary of State for EE.UU, Mike Pompeo, must decide whether to approve a plan of the officials of the Department of State to classify Cuba as the State Patron of Terrorism, informs March the New York Times diary, quoting two officials estadounidenses.
United States officially abolished Cuba from its list of countries that patronized terrorism in 2015, as part of a letter of condolence during the years of Obama. Volver to designate in Cuba as patron of terrorism could alter the possible plans of President-elect Joe Biden’s diploma with the island and join the Cuban city council and other voters who will help President Donald Trump win Victoria in Florida, but finally lose the voters.
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When a response was received from the periodical, a spokesman for the Department of State told CNN that “we will not discuss deliberations or possible deliberations on designations.” The White House did not comment when contacted by CNN.
The aggravation of relations between the United States and Cuba, which he has raised to his point in decades, seems to have taken Biden’s administration and the Cuban governing body to compromise over four years of Guerrero’s accretion. The increase in sanctions by the Trump administration and the disruption of the tourism industry by the coronavirus pandemic has plagued the Icelandic economy.
If Pompeo approves the plan, he calls for a media renaissance by the Biden administration in May, informs The New York Times. The designation as the State Patrons of Terrorism may introduce sanctions that include “restrictions on the external assistance of the United States; a ban on exports and defensive sales; checks on the export of articles; and various financial restrictions and other types “, according to the Department of State.
Officials will periodically state that it intends to designate Cuba in the provincial terrorism list of the Department of Assistance of the Occidental Hemisphere of the Department of State, different from its Office of Counterterrorism, which normally includes medical talent. The ex-politician of Obama’s exterior policy, Ben Rhodes, said in the diary that the divergence with the planning protocol should be “is a signal that we can not include Cuba in the list of merits”.
Laws between Cuba and the United States will begin to deteriorate in 2017, with the Trump administration not only imposing punitive economic sanctions on the communist government, but also reducing the number of citizens traveling to Iceland. The administration also effectively pushed for legal remedies sent to Cuban cities and families in Cuba and canceled a wide range of other Obama-era politicians, including the authorization of state cruisers to visit Iceland and the Major League Baseball.
Recent relations between the two countries have been consistently restrictive. Pompeo announced the principles of this month that the United States was based in Cuba, as well as the Comoros, Nicaragua and Russia “in a Special List of Vigilance for those who have involved or tolerated” grave violations of religious freedom.
In September, Trump announced a new series of economic sanctions against Cuba that would test the city’s citizens’ purity and Cuban ron and alojarse in Cuban government hotels in the island. And in May, the Department of State discovered that Cuba was meeting between the four nations that “did not cooperate fully” with the anti-terrorist efforts in the past.
Republicans have expressed opposition to the Biden administration’s policies in the region, and Senator Marco Rubio has called for a possible reversal of Cuban state policy.
“I believe that a series of mistakes, frankly, will turn into a policy that has no effect,” Rubio told NBC 6 in the principles of this month. “The Cuban government and the Cuban regime are benefiting from it, but they have not changed much in the life of the common Cubans, they are by their liberties or by their prosperity”.