Havana, Cuba: Cuba's government today hailed US President Barack Obama's planned visit to the island next month as a new step towards mending relations between long -time foes Havana and Washington.
"His visit will represent a step forward in the improvement of relations between Cuba and the United States," Josefina Vidal, head of US relations in the Cuban foreign ministry, told reporters.
"His visit will represent a step forward in the improvement of relations between Cuba and the United States," Josefina Vidal, head of US relations in the Cuban foreign ministry, told reporters.
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