U S and Cuba move to restore diplomatic relations
After 18 months of secret talks and Vatican involvement, the United States and Cuba announce steps to resume diplomatic relations. Obama and Castro acknowledge differences while pledging to expand economic ties, reopen embassies, ease travel for non tourists, and pursue changes to Cuba’s terrorist sponsor designation amid partisan opposition in Congress. Financial impact remains uncertain as Cuban markets open gradually supported by U S business groups.
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Pope Francis Helps Forge U S Cuba Dialogue At Vatican
The Vatican said Pope Francis wrote to President Obama and Raul Castro inviting progress on humanitarian issues including prisoners. Vatican hosting talks in October helped shape a constructive U S Cuba dialogue with friction over embargo and reconciliation.
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