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included propaganda to get rid of Fidel Castro
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Partial economic embargo on cuba
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Kennedy expands the Cuban embargo to include imports of all goods made from or containing Cuban materials
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amended to prohibit aid to "any country" that provides assistance to Cuba.
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President Kennedy makes it illegal to go to cuba or have financial or commercial transactions with Cuba
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The U.S. Department of Commerce announces the requirement of specific approval for exports of all food and medicine to Cuba.
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President Carter takes down ban on travel and money spending
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Cyrus Vance, states that he does not foresee the normalization of relations with Cuba due to the presence of Cuban troops in Africa.
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Relaxes laws to allow citizens to send money to relatives in cuba
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Cuban-Americans are permitted to visit their families in Cuba
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reestablishes the travel ban, prohibits U.S. citizens from spending money in Cuba, and allows the 1977 fishing accord to lapse.
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U.S. citizens who travel to Cuba can only spend a maximum of $100 per day
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For the 3rd year in a row, the United Nations General Assembly votes overwhelmingly for a measure to end the U.S. Embargo of Cuba. The vote is 101-2, with 48 abstentions, and only Israel votes with the U.S.
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US President G.W. Bush approves $80 million to be used for "boosting democracy in Cuba"
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Senator Michael B. Enzi introduces the "Freedom to Travel to Cuba Act
