u.s. department of foreign assets control these actions those putting on more sanctions will help to keep u.s. dollars out of the hands of cuban military intelligence and security services the hope by interventionists hawks like u.s. national security adviser john bolton was that by crippling cuba's tourist industry they would force yet another coup in the island nation which despite u.s. government media is best efforts to paint cuba as a broken economic disaster and its people as begging the u.s. for freedom from socialism it isn't quite that simple or accurate in june of this year the director of foreign investments for the cuban foreign trade ministry deborah reverse of address told the washington post that the us wants to attack the cuban government and destroy the revolution and make socialism fall but the ones being affected are those business people that the united states supposedly wants to see benefit so as cuba failing or we're only getting half the picture joining me now to. day to discuss sanctions in our world world a factor 2 people who have recently traveled to cuba has spo

u.s. department of foreign assets control announced the elimination of group of people to people educational travel to cuba by u.s. citizens in addition they ended license x. exceptions for passenger via the soles such as cruise ships this was all of course a reactionary measure to the failed coup in venezuela which is being blamed in part on cuban involvement according to the us department of foreign assets control these actions those putting on more sanctions will help to keep u.s. dollars out of the hands of cuban military intelligence and security services the hope by interventionist hawks like u.s. national security advisor john bolton was that by crippling cuba's tourist industry they would force yet another coup in the island nation which despite u.s. government media is best efforts to paint cuba as a broken economic disaster and its people as begging the us for freedom from socialism it isn't quite that simple or accurate in june of this year the director of foreign investments for the cuban foreign trade ministry deborah rivest of address told the washington post that the u.s. want