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abdelslam. and under the oceans and the coral reef. this is the second day to barack obama s second historic visit to cuba. in this case it is true. the symbolism of the visit captured in a single image from a street in havana. air force one flying over a street in cuba driving 1950s sedans. we re in havana. patty has hailed it as an historic opportunity. what are his main aims? well, his main goal is to set these, they say the cuban people who are working in the airport, they burst into a round of applause. for the cuban people, they re hoping this is a new beginning, that they can start to do things that they haven t been able to do for a half century like rebuild some of the buildings that are crumbling beneath them. the president knows this is an executive action. every step they ve taken from allowing flights to come in, commercial flights to come in. all that can be undone by the next president. and he s unlikely to get the embargo lifted in his time left in office.
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