U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress discussions focus on Cuba relations, including debates on the embargo, potential small business exemptions, and sanctions. Bipartisan law targets Maduro.

Otaola Confronts Colombian Foreign Minister in Washington: "Negotiating Peace with Terrorists Isn't True Peace"

Published on 1/29/2025

Possible Ban on TikTok in the U.S. Gains Supreme Court Support

Published on 1/13/2025

Debate in U.S. Congress Over Cuba Embargo: Calls for Doubling Sanctions

Published on 12/12/2024

Could Donald Trump Revoke the Cuban Adjustment Act in the U.S.?

Published on 12/6/2024

U.S. Congress Passes Bipartisan Law to Strengthen Stance Against Maduro Regime

Published on 11/19/2024

Will Donald Trump Gain Unrestricted Power in His Next Term?

Published on 11/12/2024

United States Announces Sanctions Against Cuban Government for Failing to Combat Human Trafficking

Published on 10/2/2024

Cuban-American Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar Meets with Javier Milei at Casa Rosada

Published on 8/27/2024

Republicans Urge Biden to Step Down Immediately: "If He's Unfit to Run, He's Unfit to Serve"

Published on 7/22/2024

Miguel Díaz-Canel Defends Unanimous Votes in National Assembly: "It's the People's Dictatorship"

Published on 7/20/2024

Former Congressman Joe García Reveals Potential Legislation to Exempt Cuban Small Businesses from Embargo

Published on 5/30/2024

U.S. Lawmakers Slam Decision to Remove Cuba from Terrorism Non-Cooperation List

Published on 5/19/2024