The announcement of the next normalization of relations between Cuba and the United States was greeted with some enthusiasm in Havana. A group of about 200 students marched into Havana, singing the usual pro-government slogans, and welcoming the opening of Raul Castro.
"We are very happy we waited many years for this to happen, says the man in a cafe in Havana. The ban is absurd. All these measures were taken against our country are absurd. "
But in Miami, where is the main US Cuban exile community is coldly as the daily news were received. Many here are against the Castro regime.
"The US is a great power, launches a woman. They must continue to show and tighten the belt. I think Obama is going down her panties. "
Seven Cuban immigrants in ten in the United States believe that the embargo should be eased and facilitated contacts between the two countries.
An elderly Cuban immigrant:
"People out there are going to meet people here and they will come here more about this country, and then they will realize the difference between tyranny and freedom."
First sign of the benefits Americans and Cubans could benefit from this thaw, shares of cruise operators have soared Wednesday on Wall Street.
