Hey there! 😊 Have you heard the news? The United States has decided to remove Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. But what does that mean?
What’s a State Sponsor of Terrorism?
It’s a label the U.S. gives to countries it believes support groups that do harmful things. Being on this list makes it hard for a country to trade and have good relationships with others.
Why Is This Big News?
Cuba has been on and off this list over the years. Now, President Biden’s administration says there’s no strong evidence that Cuba is supporting harmful groups anymore. This change could help improve things between the two countries.
Helping People
As part of this decision, Cuba is expected to release many prisoners. This could be great news for families waiting to see their loved ones again!
What’s Next?
By removing Cuba from the list, the U.S. hopes for better friendships and more cooperation. This might mean more travel, trading goods, and sharing ideas between the countries.
A Little History
Did you know that in 2015, the U.S. took Cuba off the list, but added it back in 2021? Now, in 2023, it’s being removed again. It’s like a roller coaster of events! 🎢
Why Should You Care?
Understanding how countries work together is important. It affects things like world peace, the economy, and even the technology and products you use every day. Who knows? Maybe one day you’ll visit Cuba’s beautiful beaches and learn more about its culture! 🏖️🌺
What do you think about this news? Chat with your friends and family and share your thoughts! 💬
Reference(s):
Biden administration delists Cuba as state sponsor of terrorism
cgtn.com
