Study-Abroad Providers Remain in Limbo Over Cuba Programs

By Karin Fischer

Nine months after President Obama announced he was lifting an embargo on academic travel to Cuba, independent study-abroad providers are still waiting for permission to organize academic programs in the Caribbean country.

Sixty licenses have been issued to groups running travel and humanitarian programs to Cuba since

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