Yes

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  by Lesley Mason

  Created on: December 14, 2007

  Do you want to look at that question again, and just think about what it means? Go on. Take a moment.

• 2 of 20

  by Sammy Stein

  Created on: July 03, 2009

  A sense of colonial grandeur, now sadly slightly faded at the seams, one of the most comprehensive health

• 3 of 20

  by Jim Mcfalls

  Created on: March 07, 2008

  China, Russia, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia...Want to go to the Olympics in Beijing? How about the museums

• 4 of 20

  by Kathleen Fabregas

  Created on: September 24, 2007

  We've all heard about the long-standing ban on American citizens visiting or doing business with Cuba.

• 5 of 20

  by Overton G. Ganong

  Created on: April 05, 2008

  Should American Citizens Be Allowed to Travel to Cuba?

  Of course, they should. Doesn't the Declaration

• 6 of 20

  by Joseph Whalen

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  It is difficult to comprehend that tomorrow I could be sitting on a beach in scenic Iraq on vacation

• 7 of 20

  by Karyn Clemons

  Created on: May 09, 2009

  Citizens of the United States of America often look down their noses at countries where the occupants

• 8 of 20

  by William Parise

  Created on: April 25, 2008

  Should US citizens be allowed to travel to Cuba? This question really caught my attention, because my

• 9 of 20

  by Nicole Oickle

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  America wants her freedom. In fact, America fought for freedom in several civil wars including World

• 10 of 20

  by Storrey Rider

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  If we can travel to Cuba or anywhere else in our imagination, then why not indeed in a physical manifestation?

  It's

• 11 of 20

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: August 17, 2007   Last Updated: August 19, 2007

  YES: Why do we have to wait until Fidel finally meets up with Che before the ban on US citizen travel

• 12 of 20

  by Scott Bridges

  Created on: May 07, 2009

  Let's be frank: Some Americans who like to travel do not bring anything of benefit to the country they

• 13 of 20

  by M. Rodriguez

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  Just to clarify, U.S. citizens are allowed to travel to Cuba if it is a humanitarian or educational

• 14 of 20

  by Carole Hill

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  I personally, would love to visit Cuba, simply because of its obscurity and ambiguity. The fact that

• 15 of 20

  by Robert Mckenna

  Created on: March 21, 2008

  What better way to bring Cuba into the world arena then by exposure to the people of the United States.

• 16 of 20

  by Bryan W. Alaspa

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  I have believed that the citizens of the US should have been allowed to visit Cuba a long time ago.

• 17 of 20

  by John Graham

  Created on: March 20, 2008

  Our relationship with Cuba is the product of J.F. Kennedy's paranoia and the machinations of the U.S.

• 18 of 20

  by Joyce D. Sinclair

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  Fidel Castro has announced that he will be stepping down as the dictator of Cuba, a position he has

• 19 of 20

  by Sean Curtis

  Created on: February 07, 2008

  Why are we supposed to hate Cuba? Trade relations? The whole missile crisis thing? Communism? A personal

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  by Cristy Hebert

  Created on: September 06, 2007

  Canadian citizens have been going to Cuba for many years now. It is a popular winter destination for