Cuba's new travel law eases exit for dissidents
In Havana, Cuba relaxes decades of travel restrictions allowing nearly all islanders to leave. Prominent dissidents say they can come back freely, a shift critics call a potential catalyst for reform and a risk to the regime. Experts note openness may spur demand for rights while raising questions about returns.
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