United States-Cuba Relations 2006

JANUARY
Plane may help overcome Cuba's 'news blockade'
Exile leaders fight 'wet-foot' policy
Cuba policy: 'Something has to change'
Play ball! Cuba allowed in World Baseball Classic
Castro says Cuba not afraid to play U.S. in baseball
Castro calls for march at U.S. mission
U.S., Cubans wage flashy war of words
Cuba travel curtailed further

FEBRUARY

Black flags block US sign in Cuba
U.S.: Cuba facing potential instability
Cuba winks at 'back-door travelers' from U.S.
Senator McCain favors review of wet-foot, dry-foot policy

MARCH
Cuban academics denied visas for meeting
No shift in view on sanctions, Rep. Lincoln Díaz-Balart says

APRIL
U.S. students get rare look
Sales of U.S. food up 20%
Feds lay down the law on Cuba to travel agents
Nelson announces bill to block Cuban oil drilling near Keys
Legislation aims to restrict academic missions to Cuba
Cubans to get another path toward U.S. visas

SEPTEMBER
Copyright war feared with Cuba
Gutiérrez descarta negociaciones con Raúl Castro

OCTOBER
Radio and TV Martí begin aircraft broadcasts

NOVEMBER
Military leader envisions aiding Cuba in the future
Is U.S. aid reaching Castro foes?
Support to directly fund dissidents goes back a decade
Democracy money spent on cashmere, crabmeat
The pros and cons of direct funding
U.S. Democracy Assistance for Cuba Needs Better Management and Oversight
GAO Foreign Assistance Report