Cuba’s Deputy Foreign Minister Shares Thoughts on U.S.-Cuba Friendship!
Hey there! Do you know about Cuba? It’s a beautiful island country in the Caribbean Sea 🌴. Recently, Cuba’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, had a chat with a reporter named Luis Chirino.
They talked about how people from Cuba have been moving, or migrating, to the United States. Migration means when people move from one place to another to live or work. Many Cubans have been doing this for years!
The Deputy Minister discussed the migration policies between the U.S. and Cuba. Policies are like rules or laws that countries make. Sometimes, these rules can make it easier or harder for people to move between countries.
They also talked about how U.S.-Cuba relations have changed over time. Even though Cuba and the U.S. are neighbors, their relationship has had ups and downs, just like friendships can have! 😊
It’s important for countries to communicate and work together to solve problems. That way, people can have better opportunities and live happier lives.
Isn’t it interesting how talking and understanding each other can make a big difference? Maybe next time you meet someone new, you can think about how friendships between people—and even countries—are built! 🌎🤝
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Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister discusses state of U.S.-Cuban relations
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