The normalization of relations with Cuba — a long-delayed measure — offers the opportunity to lift the embargo on the island that has had so many negative effects on the Cuban people. An initial measure could be to open up medical communication between American and Cuban doctors.
Lifting the embargo — and recognizing the Cuban regime — requires congressional approval, but President Barack Obama should move that motion forward despite the opposition.
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