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welcome to cuba, the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single party communist for the representative of perhaps the world's best—known representative monarchy, prince charles of the united kingdom. no member of the british royalfamily has ever been to cuba before to stand alongside portraits of revolutionaries like che guevara, peeking through on the left ear. but charles and his wife are in havana asa sign charles and his wife are in havana as a sign of britain's readiness to engage with cuba, and at this memorialfor engage with cuba, and at this memorial for one engage with cuba, and at this memorialfor one of engage with cuba, and at this memorial for one of cuba's heroes from its revolutionary war, a wreath was placed and respect duly shown. it is the kind of things the royals can do — send a signal without getting enmeshed with things like cuba possible human rights record. it does something else too, sends a message to cuba's powerful northern neighbour. this does is underline the contrast between britain's approach to cuba and the us. the message from lo

of the communist party. >> what does it mean for cuba to receive the prince and have him here. >> it's very important for alle around the world to come to havana on the 500th anniversary. it is a great motivator to come. >> charles doing his bit to reinforce the message with the high profile visit on behalf of the british government. it's infuriated some in washington pushing for tougher sanctions about what they regard as a tyrannical regime. >> why would the president want to recognize juan guaido. we all know the castro regime is one they are propping up maduro, the dictator in venezuela and at the same time have the prince who has unbelievable worldwide influence go prop up the regime. it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: this image, more than any other showing how far uk/cuba relations have come. prince charles hosted by the president miguel diaz canal in the palace of the revolution itself. the uk government source said the approach is different from the u.s. but they are confident they have it right. there are lawmakers in the british ruling conservative party as well who are concerned about how it wil

communist party the only organized political entity in the country a shadow government is created with and roll kustra fidel's brother both are confirmed marxists who are preparing cuba for a radical turn. in the spring of one nine hundred fifty nine castro begins a triumphant tour of the united states he is welcomed as a hero the leader of a legitimate rebel movement. once again he reassures america of his intentions. i know. i have very clear. that we are. very clear. back in cuba fidel begins to work on the first land reform together with castro has designed the basis for the collectivization of farmland the vast majority of his states are made into cooperatives and placed under the authority of the army castro relies and give honor to put the reforms in place. castro appoints chain director of cuba's national bank.

cuba. the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single—party communistresentative of perhaps the world's best known hereditary monarchy — prince charles of the united kingdom. band plays god save the queen no member of the british royal family has ever been to cuba before, to stand alongside portraits of revolutionaries like che guevara, peeping through on the left here. that charles and his wife are in havana is a sign of britain's readiness to engage with cuba. and so at the memorial to one of cuba's national heroes from its 19th century war of independence from spain, a wreath was carefully placed and respect was duly shown. it's the sort of thing the royals can do, to send a signal without getting enmeshed in political issues like cuba's human rights record. it does something else, too. it sends a message to cuba's powerful northern neighbour. what this visit does is underline the contrast between britain's approach to cuba and that of donald trump's america. britain wants to encourage. president trump's america wants to pressurise and, to an extent,

welcome to cuba — the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world‘s last remaining single—party communistgh on the left here. but charles and his wife are in havana as a sign of britain‘s readiness to engage with cuba, and so at the memorial to one of cuba‘s national heroes from its 19th century revolutionary war of independence from spain, a wreath was placed and respect was duly shown. it‘s the kind of things the royals can do — send a signal without getting enmeshed with things like cuba‘s human rights record. it does something else too — it sends a message to cuba‘s powerful northern neighbour. what this visit does is underline the contrast between britain‘s approach to cuba and that of donald trump‘s america. britain wants to encourage. president trump‘s america wants to pressurise, and, to an extent, to punish. the message from london, conveyed by this visit by the heir to the british throne, is a more emollient one. it‘s an encouragement to cuba to move on down the road to economic and political reform. well, time for a look at the weather now with simon. thank you, carrie. for man

cuba. the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single—party communistno member of the british royal family has ever been to cuba before, to stand alongside portraits of revolutionaries like che guevara, peeping through on the left here. that charles and his wife are in havana is a sign of britain's readiness to engage with cuba. and so at the memorial to one of cuba's national heroes from its 19th century war of independence from spain, a wreath was carefully placed and respect was duly shown. it's the sort of thing the royals can do, to send a signal without getting enmeshed in political issues like cuba's human rights record. it does something else, too. it sends a message to cuba's powerful northern neighbour. what this visit does is underline the contrast between britain's approach to cuba and that of donald trump's america. britain wants to encourage. president trump's america wants to pressurise and, to an extent, to punish. there was a moment when the united states softened its hostility towards this communist state, when president obama restored

welcome to cuba, the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single party communistive of perhaps the world's best—known representative monarchy, prince charles of the united kingdom. no member of the british royal family has ever been to cuba before, to stand alongside portraits of revolutionaries like che guevara, peeking through on the left here. but charles and his wife are in havana as a sign of britain's readiness to engage with cuba, and at this memorial for one of cuba's heroes from its revolutionary war, a wreath was placed and respect duly shown. it's the kind of things the royals can do — send a signal without getting enmeshed with things like cuba's human rights record. it does something else too, it sends a message to cuba's powerful northern neighbour. what this visit does is underline the contrast between britain's approach to cuba and that of donald trump's america. britain wants to encourage, president trump's america wants to pressurise, and, to an extent, to punish. the message from london, conveyed by this visit by the heir to the british throne,