Above, Cubans welcomed relatives arriving yesterday from the United States at Havana's Jose Marti Airport.
(Enrique De La Osa/ Reuters)
Obama loosens limits on Cuba
Those with tie to island can travel freely, send money; US telecom companies may offer their services
Above, Cubans welcomed relatives arriving yesterday from the United States at Havana's Jose Marti Airport.
(Enrique De La Osa/ Reuters)
WASHINGTON - President Obama yesterday loosened travel and financial restrictions on ties to Cuba, a policy shift that advocates say signals the beginning of the end of a decades-long, Cold War-era relationship with the communist nation. (Full article: 1182 words)
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