and cuba. two days ago, the trump administration announced a series of regulatory changes designed to roll back the obama administration strategy of maximizing engagement with the people of cuba. a few months from now, cuba will undergo a historic leadership transition while reckoning with a moribund economy, demographic challenges and a relationship with the u.s. that is rapidly deteriorating as a result of president trump's policy changes and still unresolved sonic attacks against u.s. diplomats. in fact the diplomatic drawdown in havana had a direct impact on this event as the suspension of visa services in havana prevented us from bringing a speaker from cuba to participate in today's discussion. nonetheless, to help us make sense of what has happened and to assess what the future might bring for u.s. and cuba, we are privileged to welcome to the dialogue three distinguished friends and colleagues with decades of experience working on cuba. to my immediate left, emily mendrala is the execut

cuba policy.would agree the rollback we have seen under the trump administration is significant and will have real is also nothing close to a complete cancellation of the "deal." for those of us who believe in the value of engagement, i think there is still space to work and continue to advocate for that agenda. thank you. michael: thank you so much, mike. jorge? jorge: i am delighted to be back at the dialogue once again to chat about a topic that is .amiliar in many ways conversations of this sort have been going on for a very long time. idea of theily's timeline was particularly helpful in that sense. the way i would like to use my not my usualaps think it is helpful -- how can the president's policies advance the president's goals? my own views will, i hope, be clear to you along the way. is instantly that is a good way to frame it, because this is the president of the united states and we are thinking about the president's goals and policies. began with the things he has said. he has said, in

-cuba sanctions. and in each round of regulatory changes was designed to increase the flow of people, goods and information to and from cuba. and these are couched in a larger policy of engagement over two years, during the final two years of the obama administration. the u.s. and cuban governments met regularly and engaged on a number of issues and ultimately signed almost two dozen bilateral agreements and these agreements have some issues, such as law enforcement information sharing, cooperation on health, and designating sister, marine protected areas, these are wide-ranking discussions on a number of issues. and so i say this time last year, we're on a pretty steep, steep part of the line graph in the upper direction. and more than anything, those two years of rapid progress toward normalization proves that the u.s. and cuban governments can cooperate and that their cooperation can bear fruit and i think that's important. it wasn't a sure thing that this cooperation could bear fruit. if you look

i was born in cuba.st prominent schools when i made a joke about president fidel castro. i was a teenager. the kid that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a business man. i've lived in miami for 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. i mean, cuba is a communist country in economic transition. fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses. there are people that are making money. there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> anthony: people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small business owners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> hugo: another cuban from cuba. and that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-america

i have a lost friends in cuba who have to live the daily life in cuba and i could talk to fidel aboutt. >> and he receives that critique in what way? >> well he explained from his point of view why the cuban economy basically was out of gas. but he blamed it on the soviet union the blockade those are two really important factors but they have also sort of been singing the same song for the past 50 years without much improvisation and doing the same thing, the same thing, the same thing, sometimes it didn't work. >> yeah. because he was such a in this country, other parts of the world, even in cuba there were people who had issue with hmm. >> sure. >> how did you -- how did you process your relationship with him knowing there were people who despised this man castro. >> it's my job to capture something something nobody has seen and let you make your own decision. many have cried and wept because they felt we captured the cuban experience. >> i could have started with this question but take me back to when you first became fascinated enamored enough to talk wh him. >> i was fascinated w

-cuba sanctions. each round of regulatory changes was designed to increase the flow of people, goods and information to and from cuba. these were couched in a larger policy of engagement, over two years during the final two years of the obama administration, the u.s. and cuban governments met regularly, engaged in dialogue a number of issues and ultimately signed almost two dozen bilateral agreements. these agreements touched on issues such as law enforcement information sharing, cooperation on health, designating sister marine protected areas. i really wide-ranging discussions on a number ofem issues. i say this time last year we were on a pretty steep part of the line graph in the upward direction. more than anything, those two years of rapid progress toward normalization provedin that the u.s. and cuban governments can cooperate and that the cooperation can bear fruit. i think it's really important because after decades of not cooperating, we were really, it wasn't as. sure thing that is cooperatio

cuba importing from cuba the provision of services to cuba depends upon cuba being able to absorb it depends upon cuba having a commercial and economic and political structure that enables it to maximize earnings of foreign exchange and that doesn't exist what does exist is a continuing adversarial relationship where the cuban government continues to blame the united states government for many of its problems since one thousand nine hundred fifty nine one thousand nine hundred nine hundred sixty one the beginnings of what is known as the embargo and for u.s. companies we tend to be used as bait to the interest by u.s. companies toward cuba is substantive there are fifty two companies that have a presence in cuba today the gross saniel revenues of all those of those fifty two companies worldwide is about a trillion dollars so this is some big players but the cuban government is limited them basically to if you can bring the cuban economy money we're into it but if it's going to cost us anything we'll take it under advisement and just real quick john on on the travel you know i know a

cuba made its way through the u.s. embargo with its dependence on sugar exports and subsidies from the russians, only to see food shortages and empty shelves after the 1991 collapse of the soviet union. >> you know, if this film would have stopped in 1977, we'd all be headed down to cuba right now based on where the revolution was at that particular point. but, the united states says, "you know, we know how to fix this," and we dumped our sugar reserves on the open market. we crash the sugar price. that, like, shot two tires out from the revolution. the cubans, the way they were managing the country, we shot a tire themselves. and when the soviet union collapsed, this was a car that wasn't getting any place any more, economically. fidel, i broke the blockade. i brought you the best beer from the united states. >> reporter: interwoven into the film are alpert's e meeting just before he died last year. how do you describe your feelings for fidel castro? >> he's in... in a tippy top group of people, certainly in our lifet

companies toward cuba is substantive there are fifty two companies that have a presence in cuba today the gross a new revenues of all those of those fifty two companies worldwide is about a trillion dollars so this is some big players but the cuban government has limited them basically to if you can bring the cuban economy money were into it but if it's going to cost us anything we'll take it under advisement and just real quick john on on the travel you know i know a lot of lot of people thought of friends of mine were looking to go down there and what what are the specifics of this the regulations that were they proposed are they final the trump administration issued last week with regard to travel. the regulations are deemed as final that were published last week by the treasury department in the commerce department and the primary changes were to reduce the number of visitors that could go on their own what are called independent travelers people the people educational but where they weren't going as a part of a group the obama administration had made that change which was substan

why cuba, did you have the idea for the book and then visited cuba or did you visit cuba where you have the idea for the book and tell us about your trip there and how it informed the book. >> yeah, good question, i mean, i needed again new publisher, asked me to come up with not only a new character but, obviously, a plot that would -- you know, be interesting. [laughter] we have ideas that we sit down toy them, but cuba was in the news because obama administration opened up cuba. and political science major and political junkies so following cuban floor, and a lot of cuban americans this south florida most of miami and down a block from me escaped from castro and revolution and lost everything. so kind of on back of my mind but mostly because it was in the news so i'm thinking about it. and that was where -- like early 2015 and then one day, in the mail -- i get this brochure from the educational group my son worked in the conversation. but -- come to my house -- [laughter] he doesn't live there but they know where they have my address. i said you know, why not? this is like a son. i

renewables have taken on new importance to cuba.lly, venezuela, is in economic and political crisis. during the worst months, venezuela cut its subsidised oil shipments to cuba, which serviced a joint refinery. this is pa rt serviced a joint refinery. this is part of cuba's attempt to break its dependence on venezuelan crude oil. solar panels which they want to see installed across the islands, and a new push towards renewable by major sources. “— new push towards renewable by major sources. —— renewable energy sources. —— renewable energy sources. cu ban officials sources. —— renewable energy sources. cuban officials deny they have embraced green technology simply because of venezuelan economic woes. independent of the problems experienced by our brother nature venezuela, in cuba we need to reconsider production for our own economy. we need to read —— reconsider consumption of fossil fuels, because they are not infinite. you must find viable alternatives. with some 22,000 homes in cuba still not on the electricity grid, these root

of cuba ventures corp thanks so much for your time thank you very much. it's been well over a year since the u.k. voted to leave the e.u. but the british economy is still adjusting to the pending changes in fact it wasn't too long ago that analysts cut the region's growth estimates for the next five years to help combat the resulting challenges the government announced details of a new industrial strategy that will target construction life sciences automotive an artificial intelligence sectors and it's intended to increase productivity officials also said they've secured major investments including one from u.s. based mark to open a research facility in london the news comes just a week after the european medicines agency announced it will move its headquarters from london to amsterdam. to be on the m a there are a few other firms and agencies preparing to leave london after brock's it to that includes the banking regulator which could of course shadow which city will become the blocks new financial hub r.t. correspondent peter oliver has more on that fro

but cuba was very significant because they got a lot of commerce, sugar and particular, from cuba.t worked for them tremendously. the cubans, like the mexicans earlier, had wanted independence. there was a ten-year insurrection that occurred two decades before mckinley was elected. it was devastating to spain and the island. now another insurrection was in progress when mckinley was elected. spain sent a general to cuba. the general was brutal in his effort to end the insurrection. so brittle that he essentially forced people, ordinary people, into camps so that they could not support the insurrection. he did not have the capacity to feed or clothes them. it they died in huge numbers. we were looking at this in america, 90 miles away from florida, and saying this is unconscionable. he is destabilizing the entire caribbean. if cuba descended into chaos, there was no guarantee that a major european power would come in with more force than spain and take over the island and then be even more of a threat to america. talk through the cuba situation and puerto rico, spain, the philippine

and cuba and now it's becoming official.k in june president aannounceed he would roll back policies obama administration put in place to policy americans were allowed to travel to cuba on own. now they must use official tour companies for travel. americans are also no longer allowed to stay at hotels with kux with cuba military. all these rules go into effect tomorrow and by the way if you booked travel you'll be able to carry through. what does this mean for t tourism try that was so excited for all options for americans to travel and to cuba and we talked to president of "insight cuba" and got an idea how business may be affectd for the first time clears up what was kind of a foggy message on june 16 by president trump because at his press conference in miami he said, imending obama policy on cuba. a the lot of people, lot of travelers and cuban americans and visiting family thought it was over. there was no longer legal travel to cuba and that was not the case. given the scope of what could have happened or changed i th c

let's talk about cuba. i've been to cuba several years ago. you were there. why cuba? did you had the idea for the book? tell us about your trip and how it informed the book. >> good question. again, new publisher, , the sp o come up with not only a new character but a plot that would be interesting. you have ideas, you had to sit and write them. the obama administration opened up cuba. i'm a political science history major, a a political junkie soi was following this cuban trail. i knew a lot of cuban-americans in south florida, in miami and i have cuban-american who lives down the block from me who escaped from the revolution and lost everything. it was at the kind the back of my mind. so i'm thinking about it and there was, , only 2015, and then one day in the mail i get this brochure from an educational group. my son went to yale. [inaudible] he doesn't live there but they have my address so i said why not? i should really go to cuba. so i said to my wife do want to go to the cayman islands? so she said yeah, sure, sounds good. i called -- a classmate of john kerry

. >>> a cracked for cuba. ronica cleary on this story tonight.mp style he promised he could make a better deal when it comes to cuba. we'll break it down let you decide. >>> former president obama reports for jury duty but did he get picked to sit? we're back in a few minutes. . >>> this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> a prince george's county man been arrested multiple charges of child pornography. the investigation began after a ti f force. investigators say they found multiple files of child porn on his to electronic devices >>> four security officers under arrest for allegedly demanding money from other guards in exchange for passing a weapons certification, they were indicted several counts, including theft, extortion and conspiracy, they were contracted to provide security for the oceanic administration building, investigators say there's no indication the guards who paid actually failed in the first place but as a result every guard had to be recertified >>> a gag order has been issued in the case of paul manafort and his business associa

and, cuba's environmental economy. how the uniquely preserved island is bringing in tourism, and keeping its wildlife safe. >> there's a great deal of fear about the impacts of tourism, but our message is that tourism has to be part of the solution, and the question is, how do you do that sustainably? >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language. >> collette. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson foundation. committed to improving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing

how are relations between cuba and the u.s.ffecting things, especially with the changes under president trump. a live report from havana, next. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. look how much coffee's in here? fresh coffee. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? do you wear this every day? everyday. i'd never take it off. are you ready to say goodbye to it? go! go! ta da! a terrarium. that's it. we brewed the love, right guys? (all) yes. >>> it's kind of hard to believe, but it's been a year since cuba dictator fidel castro died. where do u.s. relations stabbed. and what's going to happen when raul steps down supposedly next year. patrick oppmann, our man in havana. thankful for you, my friend. >> buenos dias. safe to say nearly every cuban remembers where they were exactly a year a

and cuba uses other means.there's american students who are very -- still very romantic.castro regime, and they sympathize with the ideologically, and particularly from puerto rico because puerto rico, the independence movement there looks up to cuba as an example of a lie lean that has stayed independent and has stood up to the out. so i tell the story of two young women, both of puerto rican background, and one 0 them, whose name was marta velÁzquez, recruited the other, annabelle to work for cuban intelligence when the were grad students at johns hopkins university any school for advanced international studies. montez rose to the buy up in defense intelligence agency as a cuba analyst and had a big say in our cuba policy before she was caught and speed guilty to espionage and sentenced to 25 years in prison and is in prison today. the other, marta, nobody has written much about her if anything, and she work for usaid for many years, primarifully latin america, which was also a very good perch for a cuban spy

app were valued paid to target cuba's three point four. billion dollar remittance market including it's own crypto currency so how is that supposed to work when only a small portion of the population in cuba has decent access to the internet. well that's one of the fallacies with regard to cuba right now what you have is a situation where the the national telephone company is has a g.s. seven network which is internet capable and we also have the situation where they're having installations in homes. so we know there's a lot of competition now western union seems to be the king pin of rim.

it exploded in a time when there was passion in this country and cuba and in spain.t made war inevitable. he was trying to avoid that war, but he was apparent for it. 266 americans died in the exposure. did they ever determine who caused it yet >> the board of inquiry that the navy created suggested it was from outside the ship here it was done by somebody, some malefactor. certain research has raised questions. it is probably indeterminate. but people are saying it was internal. which would have meant that something happened within the ship and it was an accident. i do not think we know. >> warren zimmermann, the late anden zimmerman was here you had a little bit of a quarrel because he wrote about roosevelt, hey, logic and, and root. but here is a clip from the interview where he talks about mckinley. he was one of the nicest men that ever held the presidency. he was limited in his vision. he was the president of big business. but he was also a man with a real heart. he was a decorated hubble -- hero in the civil war. he did not like war. he once said, i have seen

and baseball with your hands instead of a bat a new craze hits cuba and anyone can play without needing to splash out on expensive equipment. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us it is a lie. and mark day for zimbabwe emerson and gaga has been sworn in as president tens of thousands of people and v.i.p.'s from across africa gathered at a stadium in the capital harare to witness the ceremony and cheer on the new president he vowed to uphold the constitution and protect the rights of all zimbabweans when doggle replaces former president robert mugabe who held power for nearly four decades. and president delivered his inaugural address a short while ago despite the controversial legacy of robert mugabe his successor pay tribute to his one time close ally what ever it was. or. that moment of. jordan that didn't go on for those who lived before nation let us all except that knowledge these memes from. dollars. christine learned what has been following all of this for us from harare and she joins us now for more hi christine good to see you so essentially what emerson and god wh

i'm concerned most of what i've seen so far in cuba i think we have never seen you have a person this guy you're supposed to if you've been the musician actually guy he's really helped us understand you know what's going on this country and that's that's i think going to be done more open to specially to americans cubans like to god ricardo stores are also critical moment you know probably everyone who's family here in the u.s. . it makes no sense to complicate the normal things of the world like this. and yet. last year over half a million americans visited cuba not least as a result of the warming of relations between the two countries the sector's potential is huge after several decades in which it was almost impossible for u.s. citizens to travel to the communist led country. thus i don't know does cuba have a big soccer team i think that they're big soccer for us yeah i know that they're definitely baseball fanatics but when it comes to soccer though we're actually monica we're going to turn to australia first because they have flown halfway across the world to under us for the f

elsewhere, cuba. tensions and 20 u.s.nd cuba were thawing but now america is on a different course entirely. in the end, the sanctions will restrict united states citizens, to. -- citizens, to. it's never been easy for americans to travel to cuba since fidel castro to power in 1959. the country was only accessible through two companies. now, americans are banned from using a range of hotels and restaurants and businesses, a total of 180 companies that have been blacklisted. washington wants to prevent certain cuban companies from cashing in on the tourism boom. a lot of u.s. visitors say the new restrictions are wrong. >> i think we have to open up the united states to cuba. >> this guys acumen and he's in a guide -- this guy is a cuban and he is an excellent guy and he has really helped us understand what is going on in this country. that is important, especially to americans. >> cubans are also critical. >> everyone has family here, or in the u.s.. it makes no sense to complicate the normal things of the world, like thi

cuba policy.anies and travelers are also banned from spending money with 180 cuban businesses officials say are under the control of the cuban military. >> what the trump administration is trying to to do was tweak te policy so that the benefits of what travel there is to cuba actually goes to the people of the country. >> he's an excellent guide. >> the administration says many americans were already booked a flight or hotel can still travel. the same applies to business deals like one equipment supplier caterpillar already signed. americans can still bring home rum and cigars for personal use. the u.s. and cuba still maintain diplomatic relations, and officials deny these changes are related to the sonic attacks that have entered two dozen american to permits in cuba. another change affecting the region, the trump administration is ending a special designation allowing more than 5,000 nicaraguans to live in the u.s. >> the name itself explain's a lot of it. temporary protective status. this was

of cuba ventures corp steve your company just announced the creation of the block chain based mobile app were valued paid to target cuba's three point four billion dollar remittance market including its own crypto currency so how is that supposed to work when only a small portion of the population in cuba has decent access to the internet. well that's one of the followed with regard to cuba right now what you have is a situation would the the national telephone company.

citizens and travelers to celebrate and go to cuba. >> the changes only apply to future trips to cuba. that means that any travel that is already booked will be permitted. >>> former president barack obama reported for duty today in chicago. he is there in one of those suvs he avoided crowds gathered outside the courthouse by using underground entrance. had he was there, of course, to serve for jury duty later and summoned in 2010 and had to put it off because he was kind of busy being president. he, though, is not the first former president to be called for jury duty. president george w. bush was called in 2015 and bill clinton reported for jury duty in maybe. >>> all right, coming up, vice-president mike pence traveled to texas to visit with the victims of that deadly church khur shooting. >> and sex assault allegations against another hollywood star. what an actor claims happened on the set of 1986 sharly sheen film and what sheen had to say about it. >> and new high tech solution to help your kids get more sleep. it has to do with their school buses. sue. >> that calls for school

as i'm concerned most of the absence of cuba i think that you have a person there's a guy just guy who is it was a cuban he didn't actually die he's really helped us understand you know what's going on country and that's that's i think going to be done the world to specially to americans cubans like to a good ricardo stores or are also critical. within a family everyone has family here or in the us. it makes no sense to complicate the normal things of the world like there's. this year. last year over half a million americans visited cuba not least as a result of the warming of relations between the two countries the sectors potential is huge after several decades in which it was almost impossible for u.s. citizens to travel to the communist led country. the clock is ticking if you ministers have failed to agree on a new five year license for the controversial way to collect life a state this comes just weeks before the current license expires life estate is vital to the industrial farming methods that put everything from sugar to bread on the dining table and although supporters say it

well turning to cuba now or baseball is the national sport and most people on the island follow it many cubans have gone on to be baseball superstars in the u.s. but it's expensive to buy all the carrying need to play baseball and so one solution is baseball all the fun of the game was no pricey equipment. no but no problem you don't even need the gloves or the caps street baseball is catching on big time in cuba the new sport is being promoted by the sport's governing body as it looks to consolidate baseball's popularity but an increasing number of cuban youngsters have gravitated toward soccer instead even former president fidel castro san antonio is involved in the drive to make sure this very american sport stays king in cuba. it's been a year since fiddle left those but he lives on and every child baseball is part of that today lives on in every innovative idea in the world of small lives on in the end. iraq's indeed every news coming to you live from berlin will have another update for you at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget to check out our web site that address i

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from havana, our cuba correspondent, will grant, what a difference a year makes. cuba and the united states was at its best point in decades. —— between. now with this latest announcement from the trump administration, things are almost on a cold war footing. a list has been published by the departments of state and treasury, which essentially lays out 180 different state—owned and military owned entities in cuba with which americans can no longer do business. they include 83 hotels on the island where american citizens may not stay, according to the us government. they range from big 5—star resorts to small state can't —— state—owned boutique hotels like this one in havana. as well as that, a key pa rt this one in havana. as well as that, a key part of the 0bama administration policy, something called people exchanges, have been made much more complicated. —— people to people exchanges. americans must come here with organised tours which have jurisdiction in the us. no longer can they come here simply of their own accord in quite the numbers and in the ways they

honduras as presidential election the polls votes on a new parliament and we'll have a live report on cuba as first election since the death of fidel castro also ahead digital media it's supposed to be the future of news and information but are giants like facebook and. google's squeezing out small startups their failure to attract big advertising dollars is causing some operations to fold and others to scale down the organizations will examine what this means for the future of new. year with the news grid we're live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thanks for joining us it all happened over the space of three weeks what started as a two thousand strong protest in islamabad has escalated into a national crisis with deaths on the streets and the government calling on the help of the army to restore order so the tension was sparked by what the government says is a clerical error but protesters say it's blasphemy mariana honda explains. i am dead answered a call to shut down pakistan issued by cleric and political party leader who stands i

basis of mutual respect that must be clear well still ahead here on al-jazeera life after castro's cuba prepares for a future without the revolutionary leaders at the helm plus. i don't know what. there is nothing to do with a major boost for online retailer amazon but for some of its workers there's nothing to smile about. hallows the thanksgiving weekend comes to a close in the u.s. so if you'd be traveling once again quite often you have some pretty poor weather at thanksgiving this time it's not so bad there's a lot of cloud around to mislead the cold front running up through the great lakes and towards the atlantic seaboard lot more cloud on the pacific coast that's more telling but it's also quite specific more recently has been washington states got really wet in b.c. seeing rain and snow on the canadian side but that rain's heading down through california be raining in san francisco on sunday but otherwise what's going on not very much it's not particularly cold in new york at night nor indeed interim two it's rain in both places you should see more sunshine anything else not tr

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and cuba. now off-limits to u.s. citizens are the dozens of the cuban hotels, shops, tour companies and the other businesses with the links to the cuba military. americans will once again be heavily regulated tour groups. >> how about this? another local police department stepping in to help with the crisis playing out in the caribbean. prince william county sending eight police officers to puerto rico for the next two weeks. two dozen officers help relief work. look at the pictures we are getting in. puerto rico is struggling to recover from the monster storm. half the island is without power. this is seven weeks after hurricane maria blew over the top of this. >> wow! >> caught on video, a wild police chase ends with a path of the destruction and the gunfire. >> this is no normal car. vehicle refused to stop. a.a.a. tow truck stolen. michelle: y a.a.a. tow struck folks. look what the tow truck left behind. more than a dozen cars wrecked in the path. this ends with the police firing through the windshield to hit the

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