International Practice Chair Pedro Freyre, Cuba Practice Chair Augusto Maxwell and Cuba Special Advisor Matthew Aho spoke with more than 30 of the world’s leading news organizations about the U.S. Administration’s June 15 policy decision to tighten commercial and humanitarian relations with Cuba. They discussed the implications of this regulatory shift for U.S. businesses, trade relations and American travel. As federal agencies start putting the president’s announcement into actionable rules, they also noted businesses and other interest groups focused on shaping the rulemaking process will likely further engage with government officials.

Agence French-Press/Yahoo.com: Trump Se Dispone a Anunciar un Cambio de Marcha en la Relación con Cuba
BBC Mundo: ¿Qué Es Gaesa, El Consorcio Empresarial de Los Militares de Cuba Señalado por Donald Trump y Cuál Es Su Peso en la Economía de La Isla?
Billboard: What Will New Cuba Travel Regulations Mean for the Music Industry?
Bloomberg: Trump Said to Announce Ban on Doing Business With Cuban Military  
Daily Business Review: Trump’s New Cuba Policy to Restrict Travel and Other Business
Dow Jones Newswires: In Cuba Policy Shift, Trump Stresses Human Rights, Mutes Concerns Elsewhere
The Financial Times: Trump Rolls Back Some of Obama’s Cuba Reforms
Huffington Post: Trump Will Add Cuba to List of Obama Achievements He’s Taking Apart
Huffington Post: Es Difícil que la Política Híbrida de Trump Cambie la Realidad Cubana
Latin Lawyer: Lawyers Call for Clear Regulations to Define Trump’s Cuban Policy
Law360: Policy Changes Could Slow Real Estate Investment in Cuba
The Miami Herald: Race to Influence the President on Cuba Policy Heats Up
The Miami Herald: What President Trump’s New Cuba Policy Means for American Business
The Miami Herald: Americans Will still Be Able to Travel to Cuba but Rules Will Be Stricter
The Miami Herald: Trump’s New Cuba Policy Is Too Much for Some, Not Enough for Others
The Miami Herald: Trump: New Policy on Cuba Begins with Enforcement of US Law
NBC News: Cuban Americans Eager to Know Trump’s Changes to US-Cuba Policy
NBC News: Freely Wandering in Cuba Gets Harder to Do Under Trump
NPR: Tourism Industry Disappointed in New Cuba Policies
NPR-WLRN: Trump Says ‘We Now Hold The Cards’ on Cuba; But Cuba Looks Unlikely to Fold
NPR-WLRN: Did President Trump Lay Out a Cuba Case in Miami – Or a Cuba Con?
Skift: Trump Will Tighten Cuba Travel Policies, Not Reverse Them
Skift: Travel Companies Disappointed, Pleased or Studying Trump's Cuba Changes
South Florida Business Journal: What Will Trump’s Cuba Policy Mean for Business in South Florida?
South Florida Business Journal: Trump’s Cuba Policy Will Put Damper on Some US Business
Univision: Trump to Restore Some Restrictions on Cuba Travel, Targets Island’s Military-run Enterprises
USA Today: Cuba’s Small Businesses Say They Will Suffer Under Trump’s Policy Changes
USA Today: How Trump’s Cuba Policy Will Change College Students’ Plans
The Wall Street Journal: Trump Announces Rollback of Obama’s Cuba Policy
The Wall Street Journal: In Cuba Policy Shift, Trump Stresses Human Rights, Mutes Concerns Elsewhere