HR 7521

This bill, the United States-Cuba Trade Act of 2026, aims to fully repeal the decades-long trade embargo against Cuba. It would remove restrictions on trade, travel, and remittances, extend normal trade relations to Cuban products, and authorize common carriers to provide telecommunications services between the U.S. and Cuba. The bill also seeks to resolve claims against Cuba by U.S. nationals and addresses certain aspects of immigration law and international claims. The President is required to engage in negotiations with Cuba and report to Congress on trade relations, while retaining the authority to impose new export controls if necessary.