CLEAN : Cuban democracy and human rights will be focus: expert

The video discusses a significant shift in U.S. policy towards Cuba, marking the first major change in over 50 years. President Obama decided to normalize relations, moving away from isolation and sanctions, which had not achieved the desired democratic change in Cuba. The Cuban government is wary of this shift, fearing it could lead to regime change. The focus now shifts to the lack of democracy and human rights in Cuba. Public opinion, particularly among Cubans, supports this policy change, including lifting the embargo, indicating a solid political ground for the President's decision.

What was the primary reason for the U.S. to change its longstanding policy towards Cuba?

• To strengthen military alliances

• To increase tourism

• To improve trade relations

• To achieve democratic change in Cuba

How does the Cuban government perceive the U.S. policy shift?

• As a chance to improve economic ties

• As a way to enhance tourism

• As a potential threat to their regime

• As an opportunity for cultural exchange

What has been the focus of U.S. policy towards Cuba for the last 55 years?

• Promoting tourism

• Isolating and sanctioning Cuba

• Supporting Cuban democracy

• Encouraging trade

What is the new focus of U.S. policy towards Cuba after the recent changes?

• Improving trade relations

• Enhancing military cooperation

• Addressing the lack of democracy and human rights

• Increasing cultural exchanges

What do surveys indicate about Cuban public opinion on U.S. policy changes?

• A majority support changes, including lifting the embargo

• Most Cubans oppose any changes

• Cubans are indifferent to the changes

• Cubans prefer stricter sanctions