Address by the President to Congress on Cuba and Foreign Policy
The president outlines U S policy toward Cuba the Turkish situation and Venezuela urging restraint and reform while warning Spain about Cuba detailed views on a potential mediation negotiation and implied military or diplomatic options. He also discusses monetary finance tariff reform and anti monopoly measures within the United States.
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