• Submitted by: Juana
• United States
• Politics and Government
• 05 / 21 / 2015

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American political activists advocated today in Washington by an effective change in the projection of the government of their country toward Cuba, including an end to bans on travel and trade with Cuba. According to James Williams and Luke Albee, President and Senior Advisor, respectively, of Cuba Engage coalition, after the announcement of bilateral approach made on December 17 by Presidents Raul Castro and Barack Obama, the context is favorable to progress in many sectors.
We see a few stubborn voices, but the group that seeks change is much larger, said Williams to the Cuban press accredited to cover a new round of Havana-Washington dialogue.
According to the interviewee, it is important to use the current time to boost the ties that generate expectations after decades of hostility of the White House, with the economic, commercial and financial embargo and the interest of regime change a s spearheads of its policy.
 
source: www.cibercuba.com