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The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it is ending authorization for Americans to travel to Cuba for group “people-to-people” educational travel, such as for educational tours run by travel companies. The changes do not affect study abroad or exchange programs run by colleges or universities, or travel to Cuba for professional meetings or research, all of which remain permissible under a general license from the Treasury Department.

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