It is abundantly clear, and not just me, the International Trade Commission, in a 2007 report, acknowledged that the Castro regime particularly targets states and districts with certain agriculture populations in order to indirectly influence the United States Congress.
Claver-Carone discusses how Cuba targets U.S. states to influence Congress.
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We are talking about providing private financing to one company owned by the Castro regime that is going to hold food hostage over a people.
If we start acting like Canadians, Europe, and French, and everybody else, going on vacation in these Cuban military resorts and embracing this regime, we are going to lose being that beacon of hope to the United States.
But I think that brings to an important point is the reason we have these travel-related, tourism-related transactions in Cuba is because it's the Cuban military and security services' number one source of income.
I say, well, why do we want to follow the failed policy of even more countries?