President Obama
met today with President Raul Castro of Cuba to discuss recent advances
in relations between the United States and Cuba, as well
as additional steps each government can take to deepen bilateral
cooperation. The two Presidents discussed the recent successful visit of
Pope Francis to both countries. President Obama highlighted U.S.
regulatory changes that will allow more Americans to
travel to and do business with Cuba, while helping to improve the lives
of the Cuban people. The President welcomed the progress made in
establishing diplomatic relations, and underscored that continued
reforms in Cuba would increase the impact of U.S. regulatory
changes. The President also highlighted steps the United States
intends to take to improve ties between the American and Cuban peoples,
and reiterated our support for human rights in Cuba.
Source: The White House, Office of the Press Secretary
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