Cuba's New Migration Law Ends 24-Month Absence Limit, Keeps Political Controls

Cuba's revised migration law takes effect, removing the 24-month limit for Cubans abroad to retain residency rights, a notable liberalization. However, political restrictions remain, allowing the state to deny exit or entry on political grounds, indicating a controlled opening rather than full reform. The change may ease diaspora travel but does not signal a fundamental shift in state control.

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