Optimism over Cuba talks tempered with realism
US President Barack Obama’s decision to normalise relations with Cuba
has put the Cold War foes on the verge of reopening embassies in their
respective capitals. As a five-decade-old US policy frozen into place
during the Cold War starts to thaw, analysts are optimistic about the
future of the relationship between Washington and Havana, yet that
optimism is tempered with realism.
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