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U.S relations with Cuba are looking even brighter

22Oct

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U.S relations with Cuba are looking even brighter

Which could spell great things for relations between Cubans and Americans. According to reports, the first known charter flights are now taking place between North America and Cuba. Furthermore, direct mail service is reportedly being re-established per officials, something that was first suspended in 1963 at the height of the Cold War. There's no specific permanent date for the resumption of direct mail service as of this writing, mostly, because the focus is on the anniversary of Obama's first attempt to thaw relations with Fidel Castro 's regime. The first charter flight from America took flight on Saturday from Los Angeles's International Airport, it, was bound for Havana.

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