Former US President urges easing of Cuba policy

Former President Jimmy Carter said anti-Castro leaders in Florida have a major and exaggerated influence on the presidential election in that battleground state.

Former US President urges easing of Cuba policy
Fri, 07 Sep, 2012 - 09:19

Former President Jimmy Carter said anti-Castro leaders in Florida have a major and exaggerated influence on the presidential election in that battleground state.

Criticising US policy, Mr Carter said he thinks most Cuban-Americans want open borders and an end to the trade embargo.

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