President Barack Obama plans to lift longstanding U.S. restrictions on Cuba, a senior administration official said, allowing Cuban-Americans to visit families there as often as they like and to send them unlimited funds.
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South Florida has seen a surge in trips to Cuba as new U.S. policies toward Havana take shape.
Despite a rigid embargo that has spanned half a century, the United States is playing a major role in feeding Cuba.
Colombian pop singer Juanes is sparking a controversy in the Cuban exile community with plans for a concert in Havana.
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