U.S.-Cuba News Brief: 03/27/2020

Dear Friends,

ICYMI: CDA and seven other organizations call on the U.S. government to issue a suspension of sanctions on Cuba to facilitate the flow of desperately needed humanitarian and medical supplies to the Cuban people as they cope with the global COVID-19 pandemic. Read our Joint Statement.

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U.S.-Cuba News Brief: 03/20/2020

Dear Friends,

First thing’s first: From all of us at CDA, we hope you are safe, healthy, and hopeful in these trying times. Be kind to one another, practice social distancing (Quédate en casa), stay safe, and stay positive.

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U.S.-Cuba News Brief: 03/13/2020

Dear Friends,

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U.S.-Cuba News Brief 03/06/2020

Dear Friends,

For those of you in the D.C. area, join us next Friday, March 13, for a book presentation and expert commentary with Lisette Poole and CDA staff regarding regional migration, including migration trends from Cuba to the U.S., and how U.S. policy impacts those trends. Poole will present her bilingual book, La paloma y la ley (The dove and the law), which follows two Cuban migrant women, Marta Amaro and Liset Barrios, on their journey to reach the United States. Poole joined Amaro and Barrios as they crossed several borders over 51 days in 2016. Find more information about the event linked here.

Interested in engaging the Americas? CDA might be the place for you! We are seeking a Development and Operations Coordinator, a 2020 Fellow, and two summer 2020 interns!

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