What happened after Trump announced Cuba's new policy?

20 17, Miami, USA, opponents marched to protest against President Trump. It is reported that Trump canceled the "unilateral agreement" reached between the Obama administration and Cuba, banned American enterprises from doing business with enterprises controlled by the Cuban military, and tightened restrictions on American citizens' travel to Cuba.

Analysts pointed out that the Trump administration's tough stance on Cuba is expected, and its new policy toward Cuba may cause twists and turns in the normalization of relations between the two countries, but it will not fundamentally reverse the relationship between Cuba and the United States.

The Cuban side expressed strong dissatisfaction with Trump's new policy. The Cuban government issued a statement on the same day saying that Trump's tightening of the US policy toward Cuba will not affect the Cuban revolutionary process, nor will it allow the Cuban people to yield. "Any attempt to change Cuba's political, economic and social system, whether through pressure and sanctions or through more subtle methods, is doomed to failure."

Most Cubans also expressed their opposition to the Trump administration's policy towards Cuba and New Zealand, which they considered to be a "historical retrogression". Javier Casamayol, a tour guide of Seagull Travel Agency, a Cuban state-owned enterprise, believes that the Trump administration's policy toward Cuba is detrimental to others. "It not only prohibits Americans from investing in Cuba, but also affects the American economy to a certain extent and will hurt Cuba's tourism industry." .

Although the U.S. government still prohibits nationals from traveling to Cuba, since the improvement of ancient-American relations, the United States has introduced a series of measures to relax tourism and trade in Cuba. Some American airlines and cruise companies resumed flights to Cuba. According to statistics, the number of American tourists to Cuba increased by 74% in 20 16.