Personal Narrative: Visiting Cuba

Personal story: Visiting Cuba to prepare for landing is this new experience. I flew to many places on many different size aircraft, but this landing is different. You can see the house and building below. Cars and people are like ants roaming around. This is a typical venue for window side seats of all aircraft that are actually going to land. For me, this is very different. We are about to touch the ground with Havana in Cuba. A place where my parents were born and raised and educated.

The first batch of the first nonstop flight from the US to Cuba departed yesterday - this deployment may entertain Cuba's 76-year-old letter writer Ileana Yarza waiting for the president's visit for many years. She wrote on February 18: "I do not think many Cubans are eager to meet you personally." Not an important American, but an attractive President of the United States At last we have taken many necessary steps, but this is the second best step after your accreditation. . We believe that the Cuban people are black pages in American history and geopolitics. I'm sorry.

President Obama 's visit to Cuba is the first visit by the US president in 88 years to Cuba, and the waves of repulsion from American conservatives are being triggered. Many of them believe that the president should not visit Cuba at least until Castro is removed from power and democracy. This visit states that the President "is a historical visit and a historical opportunity to make direct contact with people in Cuba". This is another step to build a new positive relationship between the two countries. - long term discord

In March 2016, President Barack Obama became the first current president who visited the island nation of Cuba for the first time in 88 years. In order to discuss the impact of this historic visit, Professor Paul Leo Grande, a policy expert in Cuba of the Public Affairs Faculty (SPA), participated in SPA's policy interpreter. The knowledge and insight of Leo Grande, a co - author of the recently released "Channel to Cuba", provides an overall view on President Obama 's opening of the Cuban opening. Leo Grande: I'm always excited to see historical stuff Obama's visit to Cuba is definitely a historical event. It is the first time that President of the United States visited Cuba for nearly 90 years since Calvin Coolidge died in 1928. More importantly, it symbolizes the fundamental change in American foreign policy towards Cuba and shifts from old hostile policies and regime change to new engagement and friendship policy.