fidel was the leader but raul was an important member of the pro soviet team around fidel.mbrace an american president is a very big moment. for a long time the castro brothers had made the embargo, centerpiece of their argument for explaining why for example the bay of pig says overfished. now or if congress acts, julian will talk about that, but they won't have that argument to make any more to explain why cuba isn't keeping up. >> i'm so glad you brought that point up p. what is interesting seven so important to point out is that this is not split on party lines. you've got democratic senator menendez, who is very against this. you've got republicans like jeff flake of arizona who say exactly what tim just said and that is that the castro regime can no longer use the argument that we suffered economically because of this embargo. that's pointing to congress to say, lift it. >> yeah, look, the party politics has remained the same and the cold war and cuba doesn't have what it once did. you see why there are opportunities for the president it move forward and to eavoid te

raul and fidel castro fought to overthrow the baptista dictatorship. punctuated by fiery anti-american speeches so long that they broke the guinness word of records. >> he had a vision, and he didn't want anything to offend that vision. he placed a lot of importance in the ideological revolution. >> but for nearly 50 years fidel castro was the unchallenged leader of the revolution. fidel focused on the creation of the so-called new man and blamed the united states for cuban shortcomings. when poor health forced him to step down most assumed that raul castro, who always stood in his shadow, would simply follow in his footsteps. to almost everyone's surprise in just eight years he has introduced a series of long-awaited reforms from letting cubans open up small private businesses to loosening restrictions on travel abroad. >> raul has been more liberal. there has been more democracy, a lot of reforms. >> raul boffola is a pragmatist. >> he is in fact, pragmatic enough to put ideology and fears aside to reconciliate with his archenemy. but he's committed

hoy su hermano fidel castro hace noticia. y riquezas materiales que necesitamos con el esfuerzo e inteligencia de nuestro pueblo, no necesitamos que el imperio nos regale nada, nuestros esfuerzos serÁn reales y pacÍfico. en este escrito castro de 89 aÑos analizÓ el discurso del presidente obama en pro de la democracia y de la mejora de los derechos humanos haciendo burla al afirmar que los cubanos corrieron el riesgo de infarto y castro criticÓ que obama. >> lo que fidel castro estÁ poniendo en contexto histÓrico de enemistad de cuba en contra de estados unidos es tratando de enfatizar que cuba es aliado de otros paÍses, rusia irÁn corea del norte y venezuela. reportera: su carta de 1500 palabras si disfrazada como si fuese un mensaje fue la primera respuesta luego del viaje de el presidente a la isla. se cree que este mismo mensaje fue malintencionado. >> yo no creo que tenga la capacidad mental de escribir nada, lo estÁn usando para decirle a los estados unidos mira, ustedes nos pueden dar dinero, aceptamos todo este comerc

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>> fidel castro is not going to be meeting, they're emphatic about that. raul castro, younger brother of fidel taking over in 2008 didn't come out to the airport. the protocol, the way things work, this is a state visit with a lot of pomp and ceremony. for example, when heads of state come to andrews air force, the president doesn't go to greet them. the first time that that has happened under the obama administration, those of us who watch that on a regular basis, eyebrows weren't raised. but other critics have been very vocal over the last 24 hours or so, because that didn't happen. we didn't see raul castro, out at the airport. >> i believe i did misspeak and say fidel castro. thank you, mike. >>> a new poll shows that majority of americans betwee 55r ending the trade embargo, only 43% of americans interested in visiting cuba. ambassador vicky hemston was chief, of the intersection in 1992 and served as the director and deputy director of the office of cuban affairs, she co-authored the book learning to sam isalsa. did you make anything of the fact that

the animosity is very deep. >> i would say fidel castro is watching this on t.v. and his hair is curling right now. >> reporter: we're able to see pictures of air force one at jose' marti' international airport. we cannot stress enough how some mention cubans here on the island, thought they would sese this day. we're talking nearly nine decades ago that calvin coolidge came here. when that happened, it was a very different day and relationship between cuba and the united states. after 56 yes of a bad relationship, a time that brought the entire world on the brink of nuclear war, of course, going back too the missile crisis. the president knows he can only come here and do so much. but now to see air force one about to land -- or in fact is on the runway, has landed. this is a remarkable sight. >> reporter: it's almost like it was o2chestrated perfectly. the rain just started in havana [lamghter] . >> reporter: we know on the plane with the president, he has includes quite a few senators. patrick leahy. nator dick durbin. the senator from arizona. you can see peop

why would fidel castro come out with this? that disconnect only seems wider, talking to cubans who have digested the speech. they seem ecstatic about the way that president obama respectfully but very clearly laid out the differences between the u.s. government and the cuban government. there has been something of a fear, though, among the cuban government, the officials point view of that perhaps president obama was too effective in reaching the cuban people in a way the cuban leadership just never does. the cuban leadership, you dont see them having that common touch that perhaps u.s. official that president obama when meeting with comedians here and cracking jokes and speaking spanish really showed that he possessed. and i think in a lot of ways this is an answer to president obama's way of getting around the cuban government and really showing the u.s. is not the enemy. fidel castro is coming back in a strong way and saying, no, the u.s. is still the enemy. but these two governments have to continue to work forward on thes

he sa he said, fidel cry -- he said, this is fidel castro, these are the tears of the revolution. >> the tears exist but are starting it dry up. and the cuban-americans in miami would shake their fist at their former homeland because they were so outraged by fidel castro. now cubans come back and forth, they want ittis i have the their mother, their father. now out at the baseball stadium, president obama will take in a baseball game later this week. there was a wifi hot spot outside of the stadium where the cubans were connecting with relatives in the united states. there is almost a revolution taking place that no one anticipated, and that's digital and bringing people together finally after many, many years. >> and a generational shift as well. people who thought to throw americans out are wondering how this works. can capitalism and communism coexist? fidel castro didn't think so. happy the americans weren't sent backing. castro has, by necessity, because the economy is in such terrible shape here, says he will leave presidency within two years, he will be 86 then, and has to fin

conductor: a propÓsito de cuba, el presidente venezolano nicolÁs maduro se reuniÓ con fidel castro, anor que concede cuba. conductora: la diferencia sigue caracterizando la campaÑa de donald trump. desde washington con los detalles. >> a puÑetazos y patadas un manifestantes que era expulsado fue atacado. un simpatizante de donald trump lo agrediÓ. esto ocurriÓ anoche en arizona donde donald trump prometiÓ que la detencion de los ilegales sera efectiva. >> lo que va haciendo es causando divisiÓn, revanchismo, pelea, y eso no es un buen lÍder. >> darÁ un discurso, que pronto serÁ uno de sus hoteles lujosos, aquÍ en la capital el multimillonario se reunirÁ con miembros de partidos republicanos. >> de acuerdo con el washington post, se reunirÁ. por otro lado presente el partido republicano, dijo estar buscando la calma si donald trump no gana la elecciÓn. analistas dicen que hillary clinton puede aprovechar este episodio evento. conductora: estÁn vivos un integrante de este equipo de baloncesto que viajaban el integrante de este equipo de baloncesto que viajaban el autobÚs a indiana. fact

tonight we're also hearing from the president about the possibility of meeting with fidel castro as well as local community activists. ellie rodriguez is live and havana. >> reporter: good evening, from havana. >> it is a breezy and cold night here in urbana -- havana. it has been a historic day , the first us president and 80 years to step foot on cuban soil here key was greeted like a rock star here in havana. people were lining the streets. the streets blocked off and many young people also rejoicing. many of them were american flag t-shirts. >>a lot of ceremony surrounding the.-- presidents' day but he also got down to some pretty serious business discussing the same room with cuban leader raul castro. >>> tonight the president is attending a state dinner -- attended a state dinner hosted by royal khosrow -- raul castro. it was less formal than we were seeing -- than we're used to seeing at the white house. no plans speeches are toast. meantime while that was happening at the dissidents in cuba they reported were more -- more arrest since the diplomacy begin between cuba and united s

will atwood had been given the go ahead to talk to fidel a castro. he had not the logistical arrangements of how he would get to havana. they needed to know his ageneral -- agenda and atwood would go. fidel castro came back to will atwood for what he wanted to talk about at the first secret talk in havana. that reply from fidel castro arrived for will atwood in the united states on november 23rd, 1963, which is five days after john k. kennedy gave that speech in miami and one day after john f. kennedy was shot and killed in dallas. will attwood did an oral history at jfk presidential library in which he explained this sequence of event. his role as the secret messenger. the negotiations around that leading up right until the day that president kennedy was killed as the arrangements were being made and as attwood told the library, quote, nothing ever came of it. he says he did write it up at the time. he wrote up a memo of what he had done and what was left hanging. he wrote it up in a memo he gave to stephenson, who by then was u.n. ambassador. all o

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tonight we're also hearing from the president about the possibility of meeting with fidel castro as well as local community activists. ellie rodriguez is live and havana. >> reporter: good evening, from havana. night here in urbana -- havana. it has been a historic day , the first us president and 80 years to step foot on cuban soil here key was greeted like a rock star here in havana. people were lining the streets. the streets blocked off and many young people also rejoicing. many of them were american flag t-shirts. >>a lot of ceremony surrounding the.-- presidents' day but he also got down to some pretty serious business discussing the democracy and freedom in the same room with cuban leader raul castro. >>> tonight the president is attending a state dinner -- attended a state dinner hosted by royal khosrow -- raul castro. it was less formal than we were seeing -- than we're used to seeing at the white house. no plans speeches are toast. meantime while that was happening at the dissidents in cuba they reported were more -- more arrest since the diplomacy begin between cuba and united

coming up in this half hour of internet news, fidel castro criticizes president obama's historic visit to cuba. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. the fbi has managed to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino astackers and analyzing the information inside. with that information now on hand, the fbi has ended its legal battle with panel. apple has been fighting a federal magistrate's order to do so. >>> blocking municipalities from banning discrimination against lgbt people and facing discrimination, georgia's governor nathan deihl announces his veto of a bill that bans discrimination of lgbt individuals. >>> medstar says virus has prevented authorized users from logging onto its network. dispute the computer shutdown all medstar facilities remain open. >>> executed murderer, thousands took part in a sit in that began sunday in central islamabad. when the crowd grew rowdy the military was sent in to restore order. al jazeera's imran khan reports from pakistan. >> reporter: this protest seemingly came out of n

raul and fidel castro fought to overflow the dictatorship but fidel set the course. punctuated by fiery anti-american speeches, so long they broke the guinness book of records. >> fidel had a vision and he didn't want anything to affect that vision. he placed a lot of importance in the ideologic reason, in the ideologic content of the revolution. >> but for years, raul's brother was the supreme leader of the revolution, creaks o creation ow man and blamed united states for its shortcoming. it was assumed that raul castro would be simply follow in his footsteps, but he has introduced small reforms, letting cubans open up small businesses to be loosening controls on travel. be raul castro is above all a pragmatist. >> raul castro is, you know, we have to solve the beans and the rice for the cuban people. for raul, obtaining results that affect the life of the people. >> he is in fact pragmatic enough to put ideology and years of mistrust aside in order to reconcile with the revolution's archenemy. but raul cas castro is equally committed to keeping cuba a one party sta

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of the revolution where he met with cuban leader fidel castro. the two leaders exchange mre san antonio tries and flew in an interpreter. they said they enjoyed their tour inspite the rain that fell. late afternoon approximately a quarter to 5:00 a drizzle fell. the first family enjoyed a dinner last night at a privately owned restaurant here in cuba. these are privately owned small businesses. that's a major focus of the president's initiative. i talked to two prominent cuban americans here from south florida and they are both supporters of the new policy and it's emotional because i have no business interest in cuba or intentions of doing business. but i do see the hope of cuban people. >> i'm happy to be back in the land of my birth and my parent's birth and my ancestors. this is a beautiful country. >>> those two cuban americans very successful health care executive in south florida and the u.s. commerce secretary under president george w. bush and a lifetime republican who says he has changed his opinions and ideas and support for the former

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the company even supported fidel castro's rise to power. but once in power castro double crossed the bacardis and nationalized their operations as part of his government. exiled but not defeated, bacardi built up its facilities in mexico and puerto rico. intent on overthrowing the castro government. the effort failed but the family vowed to one day return to its home land. walking through streets of havana you can't help but get the sense of being in a time warp. there are so many relics to the past, including this building, you can see the b emblaze oned on the wall for bacardi. you can get a sense of why there is such emotional attachment to this property for these cuban compiles whexiles who left the . be including bacardi's offices and distilleries. $6 billion worth of american assets were also seized triggering a u.s. trade embargo that's lasted for more than half a century. >> the reality is many of the companies, almost every one have written off the value of these claims decades ago. but they are still on the books. >> reporter: u.s

i was in one of cuba's most prominent schools when i made a joke about president fidel castro. that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a businessman. i've lived in miami 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. cuba is a communist country in economic transition. >> fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses, there are people that are making money, there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small businessowners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back and through relatives are buying property. >> obviously somebody has to

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. >> my father first met fidel castro in 1960 in the united nations.ans became heroes in the soviet union. it was like the david challenged goliath. >> in the years since he took power, fidel castro has become an enemy of the united states. >> in cuba, you have fidel castro who's tying himself to the soviet bloc. which seems to be threatening the united states by the possibility that they're going to export communism to other south american countries which are in many instances anti-american. [ speaking foreign language ]. khrushchev is saying that you have to understand that cuba matters a lot to us. don't mess with cuba. khrushchev was not just using rhetoric. the eastern bloc was supporting castro with military assistance. >> many latin americans were shocked to find out how much communist equipment castro actually has. >> the sense was that kennedy had to do something about castro. >> when kennedy comes to the presidency he's briefed on the fact there was a plan in place to topple castro. >> but the plan that's presented to him is not what he wants

he shook hands with fidel castro.t's interesting under obama's watch we're talking about american interests beginning in 1972 when saw trade continue, from 185 million in 2002, under president obama that trade crashed. that trade went from 780 million high to $180 million. and in january of this year the president has opened up the possibility of financing for nonagriculture nonpharmaceutical sales. what i can see is american taxpayers see in the future, a negative balance, and one of the reasons latin america is so hostile to u.s. policy the only country getting paid was the united states, to the tune of $5.2 billion. meanwhile the rest of the world was providing billions in trade to the cuban government that wasn't getting recompensed. >> michael bustamante, you didn't answer my question but brought up another fact. the united states demanded recompense because there was no international recourse to the international credit markets for cuba. does john have a point when he says the easer terms may very well not benef

i as thinking fidel. he brought up venezuela, he didn't need to bring up venezuela, but he did. he talked about mutual respect, which is always an important issue for cuba, he didn't call it the embargo, he called it the blockade. in no way was raul willing to be condescending. he was very, very typical in that this has to be an equal relationship. and this is very, very hard for the united states. and it's particularly hard for conservatives and for conservative cuban americans, and as you mentioned, it is going to help some conservatives say to obama - well, he was criticizing the united states, he was doing this or that. this is very typical. if you criticize cuba, they are going to criticize you right back. probably fidel is breaking out champagne for raul's little visitation and response >>> let me get some more thoughts on that. mike viqueira. more thoughts on the fact that raul castro is insisting on this being an equal relationship and having said such, if president barack obama criticizes cuba, raul castro felt justified in criticizing the u.s. as well - and he did. >>

fidel's brother, raul, took over, and this handshake signaled things could change. and they did. now with this visit, president obama hopes to solidify his new approach, but he could only do so much. the embargo could only be lifted by the u.s. congress which has shown no indication that it's going to do that. >> brazil's president rousseff filed a criminal complaint against a senator in response to that allegations made against her. she says she knew about an embezzlement scheme at at the time pro brass. the former leader of the party has accused her of funding the presidential am pain with the money. the government plans to appeal a supreme court ruling preventing former president desilva from taking up a cabinet post. away from all of that, people living in small towns in rural brazil have been watching it all unfold with dismay like those in opinion polls -- i'm sorry, in a town of 20,000. we have this report. >> the noise of protests replaced by the sound of horses gallops on cobblestone streets. here it's just another day on horseback getting from one place to another. when

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it is important to mention that he's not going to be meeting with fidel castro. the two are going to assess the progress of normalization, their new bilateral relationship and they have re-established diplomatic ties. now for the goal of president obama very much on this trip it is symbolism to a certain extent misbecause he's thinking about his legacy, but he's considering the possibility that the next president might not move the process forward enough. his trip exceptionally makes it very difficult, irversible, in terms of the changes we have seen in the u.s.-cuba relationship over the past 14-15 months. now on tuesday morning president obama is going to be meeting with dissidents, human rights activists in this country. according to the activists they have said that the cuban government has actually detained more people. there has been an increase in detention over the past few months. that really places everything in context. the argument for u.s. engagement with cuba is economicki economickieconomic liberalization. the government is still very much in contr

it might be the fact that fidel castro didn't meet with obama when the u.s. president was there. he's the only president who has visited the island who hasn't paid respects to the so-called commandante, the leader of the revolution. president obama has begun to flush out lows nore his foreign. long-standing security packs with japan. >> for the first moments of his campaign. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall. mark my words. >> reporter: donald trump with the changing u.s. reese was the rest of the world. several months n. he started to give a little bit more detail, foreign policy under president trump. in an interview with the new york times, he revealed that he would renegotiate with the standing with japan, saying that the u.s. needs better terms. he would cut oil from saudi arabia to force it to a more to combat isil, though the u.s. needs energy, and with japan and south korea to develop weapons, and withdraw more from both countries unless they pay more for the deployment. he hasn't thought about step two or

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obama dijo hoy que le gustarÍa reunirse con fidel castro.ron en una rueda de prensa. dio por terminada cuando le preguntaron por liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos. blanca: a la cena realizada en palacio de revoluciÓn asistió la mayorÍa de delegaciÓn norteamericana que acompaÑan al presidente obama en este viaje. fue el primer evento del dÍa en el que el ambiente fue mÁs relajado y los temas polÍticos fueron matizados por una cena tÍpicamente cubana. presidente obama dijo que le gustarÍa conocer a fidel castro si la salud le permitiera. serÍa una buena forma de cerrar el capÍtulo final de la guerra frÍa, dijo. ofrecieron la Única conferencia de prensa conjunta programada en este viaje. ambos resaltaron que sus paÍses estÁn en una nueva etapa despuÉs de décadas de diferencias. >> tenemos concepciones distintas sobre muchos temas, como los modelos polÍticos, la democracia, el ejercicio de los derechos humanos, la justicia social. reportera: obama afirmÓ que son diferencias serias y difÍciles de superar, pero que estados unidos respeta la soberanÍa

so fidel has advice, right? >> reporter: yeah, i am the guy and i tell guys what to think and do.hat may be overstating it. but he couldn't wait to weigh in on the president's recent trip to the island. raoul had to keep him under wlaps until the president left. fidel penned in an opinion piece and scoffed at american president saying let the bygones be bygones. we'll show you the quotes penneded by fidel. >> it is assumed each of us risque heart attack upon hearing the words of the united states. we don't need the empire goo to give us presence. cuba as you know wants guantanamo back. and it was reported that a detainee has killed an american. the president's team is studying the impact from closing the facility. we reached out to the white house and we have not got a great deal in return, but learned from a senior administration official, that that official said we can't exact he say because it is classified exactly what may happen to the detapey. that is it a nice way of saying it may have happen or not have happen. but you hear mr. lewissay it is happened and that raises eye w

raul castro and his older brother fidel have ruled cuba since 1959, fidel will turn 90 in august, so if you want to see some elements of the revolution preserved and it has not been successful on the economic 0 front, on the social front. on obama side he wants to turn the page and doesn't want to have cuba and u.s. relations in cuba frozen in the cold war, he has engaged in reforms through executive orders, he wants to preserve that legacy as well, so symbolic but very important. >> stewart: his critics have said some of his approach to cuba foreign policy tha that is naive and dangerous. >> danger definitely not, imaw is not a national security threat to the united states despite some claims, but he has -- he is trying to engage with cuba and a government that really does not abide by basic human rights standards so a lot of the critics are arguing of president obama's foreign policy he is weak need before despots but obama is betting that a, in the case of cuba 90 miles off the coast of the united states which there are 2 million cuban americans two, thirds of them in florida alon

not long ago a joke like that would have gotten him locked up in one of fidel's prisons.ockets of havana where people are obviously getting help from relatives in miami, islands of new wealth in a sea of resolviendo. ♪ it looks like a trendy boutique you might see in soho or mel rose district of los angeles and then right across the street, you have people raising chickens on their balcony. ♪ how is life in havana these days? >> really hard, man. >> it's hard? >> yeah. some people think change is crucial. i hope so. >> you hope so? you don't think so? >> maybe for business for the government. >> uh-huh. >> but for the people, i don't know. more young people in government. more revolution. >> new ideas. >> yeah, maybe that. maybe in a few years, good. >> really? >> yeah, man. >> i came here expecting to find that sentiment everywhere. but to my surprise, so many seemed proud of the cuban system, warts and all. and many like josue cast a wary eye towards the american dream. >> you've lived in america? >> yeah. i lived in miami for seven years. >> for seven years. and that d

embassy here, stripped of itit title and shut down after fidel castro took power. at the time, cubans, aware of the growing tensions, ling up before the embassy could close to applyor american visas, the wait list months long. but outside the old embassy this past year, we witnessed the first signs of the thaw. you can see the heavy security behind me, the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago, because there is great hope that this will soon become the u.s. embassy again. and tonight, the embassy is now open again, and ononis first night here, it will be among president obama's first stops. cuba, on average making just $20 by some estimates, just 5% have internet access in their homes. and tonight, the people here are waiting for the erican president. here in the heart of old havana, you talk to the young families hereand hear the same thing over and over. it's time. i ask yvette, 24, what she thinks of the president's visit. [ speaking foreign language ] she tells us we don't know exactly what will hap

fidel's brother took over, and this handshake with u.s. president obama signalled things could change, and they did. now with this visit president obama is hoping to solidify the new approach. he could only do so much. the embargo could only be lifted by the u.s. and it showed not to do it >>> president obama is not holding up his end of the nuclear deal it's been said. ayatollah khamenei accused the u.s. of trying to undermine the benefits the agreement was supposed to bring to iran. he said that european banks and other financial companies are still reluctant to do business in iran fearing retaliation by washington. the agreementeneded nuclear related sanctions, but many u.s. economic sanctions are in place. >>> no evidence the main suspect in the paris massacre was planning more attacks from brussels. the man's legal team is fighting extradition to france. >> investigators say the suspect told them of other operations in france and brussels, and they are convinced others are involved in the network, beyond those identified. >> reporter:

there are some in miami that still love fidel castro.hat that with the caveat take the lessons of the wars of iraq and afghanistan, iraq specifically. look at that before you look to uproot a whole regime and understand that some of the things in their work have aspects that allow the country to function. do not come and say throw everything out. think about it. host: that is gabriel in north carolina. candidatepresidential and senator from texas, had a sayingn politico, obama siding with the oppressed, and always been america's aspiration. we had not done out of an abiding sense of justice, but also for hard-nosed reasons of national interest. castro's have been the implacable enemies for the united states for more than half a century. it is her interest -- in our interest to oppose them. that is why it is so sad and interest to our futures as well as cuba that i obama has chosen to legitimize an oppressive castro regime by visiting the island. you can visit the peace at o.com.c let us go to gerald in ohio on the line for those who oppo

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embassy here, stripped of its title and shut down after fidel castro took power. the growing tensions, lining up before the embassy could close to apply for american visas, the wait list months long. but outside the old embassy this past year, we witnessed the first signs of the thaw. you can see the heavy security behind me, the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago, because there is great hope that this will soon become the u.s. embassy again. and tonight, the embassy is now open again, and on his first night here, it will be among president obama's first stops. 11 million people live here in cuba, on average making just $20 a month. by some estimates, just 5% have internet access in their homes. and tonight, the people here are waiting for the american president. here in the heart of old havana, you talk to the young families here, and hear the same thing over and over. it's time. i ask yvette, 24, what she thinks of the president's visit. she tells us we don't know exactly what will happen but i hope there is something

al jazeera. >>> cuba's former leader fidel castro has written a letter critical of the u.s. president barack obama following his visit to havana last week, rejecting obama's offers of help for his country, castro wrote we don't need the empire to give us any presents. he led 1959-2006 when he handed over the reins to his brother, raul. >> fidel castro's letter entitled brother obama shouldn't really come as that much of a surprise. it is a true reflection of the divisions, the contributions within the communist party between the old guard and those hoop want change. who believe the country needs to open up more, particularly economically. fidel castro went over and over to say we don't need anything from the so-called empire, the word evil is sort of presumed. we don't need presents from the empire. his brother thanked president obama for having eased the u.s. economic embargo as much as he can to allow for more trade, more commerce, more exchange between the united states and cuba. there is a contradiction there, and what really this means, i think is that he believes like