US Relations with Cuba

In this article they discuss how the US and Cuba intend to expand and further develop their relationship. US Secretary of State John Kerry met with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez to talk about their countries relations to each other and the upcoming meeting between the two presidents, Barack Obama and Raul Castro. The meeting between these two political powers will be discussing the steps their countries will be taking if the US removes Cuba from their list of countries that support terrorism. This has been a heated topic between the two countries for nearly a decade and has often hurt the two countries relationship with one another. When US Secretary John Kerry and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez met it was the highest level meeting between the two countries in more than a half century.

This is a key moment in history for these two countries. This meeting will help to better the relationships between the two countries and help to open up financial and aid assistance between the two countries. If this meeting goes well and Cuba is taken off the list of countries that support terrorism then both countries will be able to start working on other political problems between the two. This meeting if successful will most likely be the start of a growing and beneficial relationship between or country and Cuba. Many oppose this lifting of Cuba’s name, but I believe Cuba is ready to change its name for the better and open up a helpful relationship with our country.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-32245580