On June 5, new rules went into effect, but there are still many ways for Americans to legally go to Cuba.

Jim Bialick, Vice President of Engage Cuba, debates the new travel restrictions and broader U.S.-Cuba policy with a panel of experts.

Experts say the Cuban government’s income from cruise visits is not significant, but new restrictions will instead affect a vulnerable sector of private entrepreneurs that the Trump administration claims to support.

Watch Engage Cuba VP Jim Bialick discuss the implications of the new travel restrictions on Cuba.

Today, the Trump administration issued new travel restrictions that will severely limit the ability of Americans to travel to Cuba.

Senators Bennet and Boozman introduced the Agricultural Export Expansion Act to make it easier for American farmers to sell their goods to Cuba by removing restrictions on private financing.

We answer questions on the new sanctions announced in April, as well as the recent activation of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act.

When the Trump administration announced new sanctions last week, they said it was to help the Cuban people. So we asked some of Cuba's young entrepreneurs how their lives are impacted.

The administration will allow lawsuits against anyone trafficking in Americans’ confiscated property in Cuba, including U.S. companies. It will also impose new restrictions on non-family travel and cap remittances to $1,000 per quarter.

The Trump administration announced sweeping new measures against Cuba, including opening up U.S. businesses to lawsuits and new restrictions on remittances, non-family travel, and financial transactions.