The reestablishment of diplomatic relations, including reopening our Embassy in Havana, will allow us to more effectively represent U.S. interests, including property claims, fugitives, human rights, and needed political reforms and increase our engagement with the Cuban people.
Jacobson emphasizes the benefits of reopening the U.S. Embassy in Havana.
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