CLEAN : Trump revamps Obama-era Cuba deal, turns heat up on regime

The speaker announces the cancellation of the previous administration's one-sided deal with Cuba, criticizing the easing of travel and trade restrictions that benefited the Cuban regime rather than its people. Future US-Cuba relations will depend on Cuba's progress towards specific goals. The US is ready to negotiate a fairer deal when Cuba takes concrete steps. Sanctions will remain until political prisoners are freed. The policy aims for a better deal for both Cubans and Americans, avoiding support for Cuba's military monopoly.

What was the main reason given for canceling the previous administration's deal with Cuba?

• It was too beneficial for the U.S.

• It did not help the Cuban people.

• It was not approved by Congress.

• It was too costly for the U.S.

What does the U.S. require from Cuba to consider changing their relationship?

• More tourism from the U.S.

• A new government in Cuba.

• Concrete steps towards progress.

• Increased trade with the U.S.

What is the U.S. policy regarding sanctions on Cuba?

• Sanctions will be lifted immediately.

• Sanctions will be lifted if Cuba allows more U.S. tourists.

• Sanctions will be lifted if Cuba increases trade.

• Sanctions will remain until all political prisoners are freed.

What is the ultimate goal of the U.S. policy towards Cuba?

• To isolate Cuba completely.

• To achieve a fair deal for both Cubans and Americans.

• To increase U.S. military presence in Cuba.

• To make Cuba a U.S. territory.

Why does the U.S. not want its dollars to support the Cuban regime?

• Because it would decrease U.S. tourism.

• Because it would lead to inflation in Cuba.

• Because it would support a military monopoly that exploits citizens.

• Because it would increase U.S. debt.