CLEAN : US tourists breathe deep at Cuba cigar festival

The transcript discusses the limitations of current political actions and the need for Congress to lift the embargo for better relations. It highlights the challenges faced by U.S. citizens in visiting, but notes that motivated individuals find legal ways to do so. The speaker shares personal experiences of visiting for three years, enjoying the culture, and emphasizes the need for change after decades of ineffective policies.

What is necessary for lifting a trade embargo according to the speaker?

• A Supreme Court ruling

• A public referendum

• A decision by Congress

• The President's executive order

What does the speaker say about the difficulty for U.S. citizens to visit certain countries?

• It's impossible under any circumstances

• It's only allowed for diplomats

• It's very hard but possible with motivation

• It's easy and straightforward

What are some of the reasons the speaker enjoys visiting the country?

• The weather and beaches

• The music, food, and cigars

• The shopping and nightlife

• The historical landmarks

How does the speaker describe the small diplomatic steps taken?

• As a small drink of water on a hot day

• As insignificant

• As a major breakthrough

• As completely satisfying

What sentiment does the speaker believe is growing regarding diplomatic strategies?

• Trying something different

• Relying solely on military intervention

• Continuing the same approach

• Abandoning all efforts

What has been the result of the diplomatic strategies tried for over 50 years?

• Significant progress

• No real improvement

• Increased tensions

• Complete resolution

What does the speaker suggest about the current diplomatic relations?

• They are perfect as they are

• They need a new approach

• They should be abandoned

• They are beyond repair