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US Senate Condemns Cuban Regime Repression and Urges Stricter Sanctions.

This Senate Resolution expresses solidarity with Cuban pro-democracy protesters who demonstrated three years ago. The document strongly condemns the Cuban regime's brutal repression, including torture and the imprisonment of activists. For US citizens, this signals a push for a shift in foreign policy, urging the administration to stop concessions and reimpose economic sanctions on Cuba, potentially impacting future trade and travel policies.
Key points
The Senate urges the US administration to immediately reimpose economic sanctions on Cuba until human rights conditions are met.
The resolution condemns the imprisonment and torture of Cuban activists, including minors, and demands their immediate release.
It establishes the US position that concessions to the Cuban regime are ineffective and lead to increased repression.
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Print number: 118_SRES_754
Sponsor: Sen. Scott, Rick [R-FL]
Process start date: 2024-07-09