• repeal the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad, or Helms-Burton) Act of 1996;
• repeal the Cuban Democracy (Torricelli) Act of 1992;
• restore the policy of granting Cuban refugees political asylum in the United States;
• eliminate or privatize Radio and TV Marti;
• end all trade sanctions on Cuba and allow U.S. citizens and companies to visit and establish businesses in Cuba as they see fit; and
• move toward the normalization of diplomatic relations with Cuba.

Bush and Ashcroft brag about how the feds' new surveillance powers will stop terrorist financiers. But the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control has ten times more agents assigned to track violators of the U.S. embargo on Cuba as it has tracking Osama Bin Laden's money.
—James Bovard, "Bush's Top Ten Farces"

2008 Updates Fidel Castro, the First Superdelegate - by Greg Grandin and Tom Engelhardt What Sicko Left Out by Humberto Fontova

• Relations with Cuba Cato
• The Real Cuba
• Four Decades of Failure: The U.S. Embargo against Cuba
• Report from Havana- Time for a Reality Check on U.S. Policy toward Cuba,
• A Policy toward Cuba That Serves U.S. Interests,
• Cuban Embargo
• End the Travel Ban to Cuba,
• Cuba's Post-Soviet Socialism
• Cuba
• Foul Ball: How a communist dictatorship and a U.S. embargo has silenced a Cuban historian.
• Christian Convict in Cuba
• New York Post: Fidel Castro Bedded 35,000 Women