Guyana and CARICOM are actively engaging the Donald Trump administration as the United States moves to impose visa sanctions on foreign government officials who facilitate the work of Cuban healthcare professionals.
The U.S. has remained firm in its stance, citing concerns over alleged human rights violations and labor practices related to Cuba’s medical missions abroad. However, Guyana and CARICOM officials argue that these healthcare workers provide essential services in the region and should not be caught amid geopolitical tensions.
Diplomatic discussions are ongoing as regional leaders seek to prevent any fallout from the policy shift.
Get the full details in Travis Chase’s report.
