Opinion

Opinion June 23, 2017 | 1:58 pm

The broader implications of Washington’s new Cuba policy

David Jessop, Dominican Today senior Op-Ed contributor On June 16, speaking in Miami, President Trump announced measures reversing aspects of his predecessor’s policy of normalising relations with Cuba. Although the changes seem minimal, the content of the accompanying Presidential directive and the President’s remarks suggest new uncertainties lie ahead for every nation that had welcome

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