Ex-DNC Chair Admits There’s Been No Human Rights Reforms in Cuba Despite Obama’s Deal

WASSERMAN SHULTZ: "I believe a relationship with the United States should be earned, but we need to -- looking forward, make sure that through this opportunity, and opening that we have now with the death of Fidel Castro that the United States engage in a way that helps press the Cuban regime, which is still engaging in oppression, still engaging in imprisoning political prisoners, for expre -- imprisoning -- imprisoning people for expressing their opinions. Just in the wake of Castro’s death, the people who demonstrate, the women who demonstrate, the ladies in white every Monday were asked, basically told not to demonstrate yesterday, in the wake of Castro’s death. We have an opportunity here to press Cuba for more human rights reform because they've engaged in none, even since the thawing of our relationship."