Trump and Rubio Set to Undo Biden's Cuba Policy Reversal

  • Bias Rating

    82% Very Conservative

  • Reliability

    45% ReliableFair

  • Policy Leaning

    96% Very Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -15% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : As part of his broader Latin American strategy, Trump appointed Mauricio Claver-Carone, a vocal supporter of sanctions on Cuba, to the position of special envoy to Latin America.
45% : The question now is how quickly Trump and Rubio will act once they are in power.
42% : His confirmation is almost certain, given the Republican control of the Senate, and once in office, he is expected to work closely with Trump to re-impose sanctions and potentially put Cuba back on the terrorism list.
42% : A Shift in US-Cuba Relations Under Trump With Trump's administration about to take the reins once more, the momentum for a return to the hardline policies of his first term is gaining strength.
40% : Under the incoming leadership of President Trump, and with Marco Rubio set to assume the role of Secretary of State, the clock is ticking on how long this policy shift will last.
22% : I will work with President Trump and my colleagues to immediately reverse and limit the damage from the decision.
18% : Cruz called the decision "unacceptable" and promised to work with Trump to undo the move.
10% : What Lies Ahead for US-Cuba Relations? As Trump and Rubio prepare to take office, it is clear that Cuba will remain a contentious issue in US foreign policy.
7% : " Republican representatives like Carlos Gimenez of Florida have also weighed in, predicting that Trump would act swiftly to reverse Biden's policy.
6% : Gimenez was more blunt in his criticism, calling Biden's actions "pathetic" and vowing that under Trump, Cuba would "not only put Cuba BACK on the list but PULVERIZE the regime once & for all!"

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