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The US and CUBA TODAY 

==Cuba has been changing during the past few years, thanks to President General Raul Castro. In 2011 President Castro announced that the travel restrictions would loosen, but they would still remain in place to prevent educated professionals and other from leaving; a good start to being liberated.==

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==Cuba and the United States have never really seen eye to eye before. Cuba is a totalitarian communist state while we are free. Since Fidel Castro stepped down, the country has been turning around letting tourist visit and the economy has been improving. Even though the restrictions are relaxed they will still remain in place to prevent educated professionals and others from leaving the country. Since we had the thought that they were making biotechnology weapons Cuba has been on a watch list, upsetting the Cubans. One step at a time they are releasing prisoners and giving back to the people. Within the next 50 years Cuba will be a better country to live in and visit.==

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. "Cuba Country Specific Information." // Travel.state.gov //. U.S. Department of State, 2011. Web. 2 May 2012. .

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