During the later years of the Clinton administration some of the restrictions were lifted, which meant that people could get to Cuba to help.

We need to be honest and open and be able to accept the consequences.

Basically, our license to travel to Cuba had been revoked and all applications for a renewal for a license would be denied. In other words, you can't go to Cuba anymore and don't bother trying. You needed a license to be able to spend money in Cuba.

The work camps proved to be very positive experiences for our students.

I try to listen to people. The older I get, the more I see that it's the little things you do that make a difference to people. Even just saying hello can brighten someone's day.

This is a typically normal scenario for long-term homeless people.