When President Barack Obama arrived in Cuba on Sunday -- the first visit by a sitting U.S. president to the island in nearly 90 years -- members of the Cuban media reacted with a flurry of articles touting the historic trip. The Cuban press was also careful to reaffirm the government's party line, however, stating that the nation would not give up its national or political identity in exchange for increased ties with the United States. Cuban President Raúl Castro's government maintains a tight...
How Cuba's State-Controlled Media Is Covering Barack Obama's Visit
The Huffington Post - 21 Mar 2016 20:10
When President Barack Obama arrived in Cuba on Sunday -- the first visit by a sitting U.S. president to the island in nearly 90 years -- members of the Cuban media reacted with a flurry of articles touting the historic trip. The Cuban press was also careful to reaffirm the government's party line, however, stating that the nation would not give up its national or political identity in exchange for increased ties with the United States. Cuban President Raúl Castro's government maintains a tight...
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