The United States and Cuba are at odds over the diplomatic steps needed to be taken by each other in order to make significant advancements in their relationship.
The Biden administration has touted a series of recent concessions, including removing Cuba from a list of countries not fully cooperating with U.S. antiterrorism efforts and allowing Cuban officials to visit security facilities at Miami International Airport, a move that drew widespread condemnation from Democrats and Republicans in Florida. The Treasury Department also implemented a 2022 rule that grants Cuban entrepreneurs access to American banking services and financial platforms.
