Biden orders review of possible first steps toward easing U.S. policy on Cuba
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They were first reported by the Miami Herald."At President Biden's direction, the United States is actively pursuing measures that will both support the Cuban people and hold the Cuban regime accountable," the official said in a statement to CBS News that was also first in the Herald.It comes a little more than a week after thousands of Cubans took to the streets of Havana and other cities across the island to protest food shortages and high prices during the coronavirus crisis. The official also confirmed to CBS news that the administration is considering initiatives to make help make the internet more accessible to the Cuban people."On July 11, the world watched as tens of thousands of Cuban citizens marched through Havana and cities across Cuba bravely asserting their fundamental and universal rights and demanding freedom and relief from the oppression of Cuba's authoritarian regime.
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