According to U.S., Cuba Still ‘State Sponsor of Terrorism’

If progress is made toward normalizing relations with Cuba in President Barack Obama’s second term, one starting point will be a fight to remove Cuba from the United States’ Neanderthal listing of Cuba as a “state sponsor of terrorism.” Cuba was first designated as such by the US on March 1, 1982. The State Department, which issues their listing annually, notes Cuba along with Iran, Sudan and Syria. Even North Korea was removed from the list in 2008.