U.S. President Obama Urges Change in Cuba

Mar 24, 2016

U.S. President Barack Obama visited Havana, Cuba this week, becoming the first sitting American president to visit the island nation since 1928. The video below is from a speech Obama gave at Cuba’s Grand Theater, in which he talks about the importance of normalizing relations and of burying “the last remnants of the Cold War in America.” 

US President Obama urges change in Cuba | DW News

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