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Cuban Mangoes Go Global but Not to US
Cuban entrepreneurs, including Óscar Fernández, aim to export their dried fruit products to the U.S., but U.S. sanctions and stalled negotiations hinder progress. Despite Cuba's recent economic reforms allowing private businesses to trade directly with foreign entities, U.S. restrictions, including sanctions and licensing challenges, continue to limit growth and export opportunities. Fernández has expanded his business and built a new factory, but ongoing U.S. policies and Cuba’s economic difficulties remain significant obstacles.
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