By Craig Tarasoff
Over the past few months, the United States and Cuba have
taken great strides to normalize their relationship. On December
17, 2014, U.S. President Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced
that they would be lifting many of the decades-old restrictions between the two
countries. After 54 years, some of the hostility and separation between US and
Cuba may be heading toward an end. At the very least, by easing some of the
travel and commerce restrictions, the two nations can distance themselves from
the rigid policies of the past half-century.
