Dokument #1216152
IRB – Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (Autor)
For information on travel and foreign
residence conditions, please refer to Response to Information
Request CUB21402.E of 2 August 1995 and other Responses available
at your Regional Documentation Centre. CUB21402.E contains recent
information on Cuban artists in Mexico and abroad, as well as the
list of sources consulted for researching both CUB21402.E and this
Response. Additional updated information on the subject could not
be found among the sources consulted by the DIRB.
One statement that might be of interest was
provided in a recent news article reporting on a migration and
travel agreement between the United States and Cuban governments.
The report states that "American officials also hinted that the
United States might lift some of its travel restrictions on Cubans
to allow scientists, artists and academics to travel between the
two countries" (The Vancouver Sun 6 May 1995). However, the
report does not comment on any similar restrictions on the part of
Cuba. Please find attached to this Response a copy of the cited
article, included for your reference.
This Response was prepared after
researching publicly accessible information currently available to
the DIRB within time constraints. This Response is not, and does
not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular
claim to refugee status or asylum.
The Vancouver Sun. 6 May 1995,
Final Edition. Carol Goar. "U.S.-Cuba Deal Struck in Toronto
Negotiations: 'Sightseeing' Cuban Official Met in Secret With
American Counterpart." (NEXIS)
The Vancouver Sun. 6 May 1995,
Final Edition. Carol Goar. "U.S.-Cuba Deal Struck in Toronto
Negotiations: 'Sightseeing' Cuban Official Met in Secret With
American Counterpart." (NEXIS)