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the Cuban regime is a cancer it's an
illegitimate terrorist murderous regime
in Cuba Cuba is a uh unfortunately a
failed State U.S politicians love
talking tough on Cuba except when it
comes to chicken
66 of the chicken
it's eaten in Cuba which is the staple
protein in Cuba comes from the United
States in the first six months of 2021
Cuba imported 123 million dollars worth
of chicken from the United States
chicken exports to Cuba are a talking
point in Washington the argument goes if
Cuba Imports so much chicken from the
U.S then the Embargo can't be that bad
that's a terrible Spin and frankly a
disingenuous argument
we have restrictions on Cuba unlike any
other country in the world that's simply
not fair and it's certainly not in the
interests of the United States we
represent about a hundred National and
state agricultural groups Farmers
producers and companies but one thing
that they all agree on is they don't
understand the present policy towards
Cube it doesn't make any sense while we
are allowed to export food to Cuba we
can't offer credit terms so we can only
do it on a cash basis 95 of what we
export is poultry mean because we can
export poultry meat a very affordable
price price is so good that they don't
need credit so it makes sense for us to
offer just cash terms and for Cuba to
purchase it because it's so less
expensive but that's not true for every
product for example rice exports wheat
soybeans and corn animal feed there's no
home
in the United States and no country in
the world that can operate only on a
cash basis we operated on credit but
you're going to the store and you're
buying your groceries you're buying
whatever Goods you want and you're
putting most of that in a credit card so
you can pay that 30 days down the road
because you may not have the cash to pay
for those goods that you need that very
moment it's the same way for countries
there's other barriers one is the
banking relationship I can't go to my
local bank the way I normally operate
without being a coach in the world I
have to go to a third Country Bank which
increases my costs after 60 years the
only people who will continue to suffer
are Cubans and American citizens
American citizens because they can't
freely travel down here they can't do
more business on the island that hurts
Cuba's economy and ultimately hurts U.S
exporters as well we're supposed to be
helping Civil Society in the private
sector we're doing just the opposite you
can't tell me that it doesn't hurt if
you cut off trade from the most powerful
economy in the world that happens to be
the most logical partner which is 90
miles away what Cuba ultimately wants is
to have normalized relations with the
United States and normalized relations
means we do this business the same way
we do with other countries around the
world policy as it is right now between
the United States and Cuba goes through
Miami but we can't allow one state to
determine the entire foreign policy of
our country
we need to start turning to the other 49
states who have an interest in deepening
our relations rectifying past airs
moving forward not only to help
producers in the United States but to
help producers in Cuba
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