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AL SJR43
Joint Resolution
AI Summary
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Urges Congress to normalize relations with Cuba and lift the current embargo and trade barriers with the Republic of Cuba
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Notes the U.S. has maintained comprehensive economic sanctions against Cuba for over five decades, restricting trade, travel, and financial transactions between the two nations
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Highlights that Alabama currently exports $32,000,000 annually in agricultural products to Cuba and that Mobile and Havana are sister cities, with potential for expanded trade benefiting Alabama's agricultural sector, manufacturing, and small businesses
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Identifies Cuba's population of more than 11 million consumers as a logical target for expanded U.S. food and agricultural exports, which would enhance food security access for Cuban citizens while creating market opportunities for U.S. farmers and businesses
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Commends Alabama tractor company Cleber as the first U.S. company to build a factory and invest in Cuba since 1959
Legislative Description
Cuba, Congress urged to normalize relations with, trade barriers lifted
Resolutions, Legislative
Last Action
Assigned Act No. 2016-105.
3/22/2016