Cuban news outlet Granma published an op-ed Tuesday highlighting Barack Obama’s historic visit to the island, saying that despite the U.S. president’s efforts to normalize relations with the Caribbean nation, there was still a very long road ahead for this to come true and told Washington to abandon all intentions to push for a change of government and all plans »
US President Barack Obama considers that the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will never be president, said the White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, adding that the billionaire causes concern outside the country»
The administration of President Barack Obama will carry out efforts this week to persuade Congress and gain support for his plan to close the prison before leaving office»
US President Barack Obama dedicated to Cuba his traditional weekly address this Saturday, in which he said there’s overwhelming support for his relationship with the island»
The Cuban government stated Thursday that it would talk to US President on any subject, during the visit of the US President to the Caribbean island on March 21 and 22, including talking about human rights, always based on mutual respect»
US Government described today the visit of President Barack Obama to Cuba on March 21-22 as historic, the first visit for a sitting US president in nearly 90 years»
US President Barack Obama will visit Cuba on 21 and 22 March, the White House confirmed today in a statement. The news circulated yesterday by the world, attributed to unnamed administration sources»
Ending the blockade on Cuba will “consolidate” U.S. leadership in Latin America, Obama said in his State of the Union address»
Cuba President Raul Castro said this December 18 that despite the advances in the relations with the USA, sticking points still exist for the normalization of links, after the re-establishment of bilateral ties this year»
International media closely followed all the events in which the Cuban delegation took part while in New York, including the meeting held between Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro at UN headquarters.»
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