Cuba officially has an ambassador in the United States
Cuban diplomat José Ramón Cabañas told Granma that Cuba will now be able to directly engage on a range of issues with the majority of U.S. government agencies
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Cuban diplomat José Ramón Cabañas told Granma that Cuba will now be able to directly engage on a range of issues with the majority of U.S. government agencies
The second round of face-to-face talks between diplomats from Cuba and the United States concluded on February 27, with progress made toward implementing measures announced by Presidents Raúl Castro and Barack Obama on December 17
Although talks between the U.S. and Cuba are in themselves a milestone for two countries which have lacked formal ties for more than 50 years, they only mark the beginning of a much longer and complicated process. Granma shares with its readers seven key points which clarify the dimension of what is happening between Havana and Washington and the coming stage.
Even while the ink of Barack Obama’s new Presidential Directive on Cuba is not yet dry, an announcement for new subversive projects against Cuba was published on the U.S. State Department website
A free concert by Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez marked the end of the inauguration of the People’s Summit
Various social organizations joined our continent this Thursday in supporting Cuba’s position in the sessions of the Summit of the Americas Civil Society Forum
Jen Psaki acknowledged the failure of U.S. strategy and also indicated the productive impact of improved relations between the two countries
Two Senators and two Representatives visiting Havana agree that bipartisan support is growing for an end to travel restrictions and expansion of relations with Cuba, while expressing their desire to eliminate the blockade
If the powerful know anything it is how to distinguish their people from those who seek a more just distribution of wealth, reject the naturalization of inequality and believe that “human rights” are extensive to all human beings
The change in policy toward Cuba, announced June 16 by U.S. President Donald Trump, implies a setback in bilateral relations • Granma shares opinions and analysis from both sides of the Florida Straits