Nov. 12, 2007, 08:33 PM
In a time where the American economy is beginning to hurt, we have to ask ourselves if we should be trying to find customers everywhere. One of the questions that comes to mind is whether or not we should export goods to Cuba. Should we export to Cuba or should we not because they are communistic? They have a $1.6 billion market for livestock, wheat, sugar, and other staples that we could sell to them, but the government tries to prevent us from doing it. Some states are still selling wheat and livestock to them because it helps their state economies, but should this ban on trade with Cuba be removed?