On Monday, June 9, a U.S. presidential proclamation went into effect, limiting or restricting entry into the United States for nationals from 19 countries, including Cuba. For many in Havana, the move came as no surprise.
In the capital's vibrant streets and cafes, Cubans voiced a mix of frustration and resignation. Residents described the ban as another twist in decades of travel rules that complicate family visits, study plans and business ties.
With implementation details still emerging, Havana's community faces renewed uncertainty. As Cubans adapt to shifting policies, this latest ban underscores how international decisions can ripple into everyday life, shaping hopes and plans at the local level.
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