• Submitted by: manso
• United States
• Politics and Government
• 08 / 26 / 2010

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Washington, August 25, 2010 : Ever since the political ascendancy in Cuba passed into the hands of the leftist Fidel Castro in the late 1950s, America and Cuba have been in a relationship in which each has stared at the other bitterly.

A complete absence of trustworthiness has characterized the association between these two nations. Capitalistic America has always been wary of the governmental espousal of the left-wing (socialism/communism) ideology in Cuba.

Now, some bureaucrats associated with the federal administration of America and some of the congressional policymakers have mentioned that the Obama administration is taking into account lessening travel limitations to the Communist island of Cuba.

A pronouncement on this issue could be released prior to the conclusion of the succeeding week.

The American governmental officers divulged on Tuesday that a judgment on the move to amplify dialogue between the civil societies of the two nations has not yet been executed. The public servants of the federal government have asserted that political and ideological partisanship in America could still block this pronouncement.

Nevertheless, they uttered that the administration of Obama is eager to enlarge chances for the American learners, educationalists and canvassers to journey to Cuba. Particulars of this planned policy shift were divulged on Tuesday by The New York Times.

These civil servants of the federal government conversed about this matter on the condition of anonymity since in-house discussions were still continuing.

--SAMPURN

Source. www.newkerala.com/news2/fullnews-28178.html