Sanctions and Internet Access Will Fail to Promote Regime Change
US policymakers have long assumed that sanctions on trade and promoting access to the Internet would lead oppressed people to change their governments.
Source: fairobserver.com
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US policymakers have long assumed that sanctions on trade and promoting access to the Internet would lead oppressed people to change their governments.
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OFAC and the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security ("BIS") reviewed the exemptions and authorizations related to the provision of internet and telecommunications services to Cuba.