The Biden administration has eliminated Donald Trump's decision to include Cuba in the list of state sponsors of terrorism. According to the Biden administration, Cuba has not provided support for international terrorism in the last 6 months.
This is a significant step in the relationship between the two countries, which has been established after analyzing Cuba's activities in the field of international security. The decision to remove the status of the state sponsor of terrorism represents a change in US policy towards Cuba, established by the previous administration.
An official statement from the Biden administration states: "Cuba has provided no support for international terrorism during the previous 6 months," which translates to "Cuba has not provided any support for international terrorism over the last 6 months." This emphasizes a change in perception of Cuba's actions by the American government.
