Presidential candidates on Cuba

The Council on Foreign Relations has a roundup on where the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates stand on Cuba and U.S. policy towards the island.

On whether the U.S. should continue the "embargo" and other sanctions, this is where the candidates stand:

Pro-embargo

Joseph Biden (D)

Hillary Clinton (D)

John Edwards (D)

Bill Richardson (D)

Sam Brownback (R)

Duncan Hunter (R)

John McCain (R)

Mitt Romney (R)

Tom Tancredo (R)

Anti-embargo

Christopher Dodd (D)

Mike Gravel (D)

Dennis Kucinich (D)

Ron Paul (R)

Unknown position

Barack Obama (D)

John Cox (R)

Rudy Giuliani (R)

Mike Huckabee (R)

Tommy Thompson (R)

(Cross-posted at Babalú.)

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