A New Era for U.S.-Cuba Relations, with an Old Ideological Divide
A New Era for U.S.-Cuba Relations, with an Old Ideological Divide
By
Jaime Hamre
Before it even began, the 7th triennial Summit of the Americas was considered a success by many, based simply on the invitation list. Did it live up to the hype?
Before it even began, the 7th triennial Summit of the Americas was considered a success by many, based simply on the invitation list.
Cuba, attending for the first time, did not disappoint as the star of the show. On day one of the Summit, Presidents Raúl Castro and Barack Obama gave us the historic handshake we were all waiting for, followed the next day by an hour-long bilateral meeting for which Castro...
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