As a result of the agreement between US and Cuban Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro, embassies will open in the capital cities of both countries. The Us Embassy is scheduled to open in Havana in July. Fifty-year cold relations between these two countries started to get warmer in 2014.
President Obama forced politicians and economists to think about the significance and consequences of the Caribbean convergence.
However, the re-establishment of diplomatic ties does not imply the solution of grave discrepancies between the two countries. The ideological struggle, economic embargo and the issue of returning Guantanamo to Cuba still remains.
