• Though not much is known concerning Sarah Palin's
position on Cuba we are attempting to compile information and
will publish it as soon as possible.		

• President Obama has promised to loosen the restraints on
Cuban-Americans wanting to visit and send money to their
relatives.

• He commented that the US seeks a new beginning with Cuba
at the Summit of Americas at Trinidad and Tobago. The Summit
follows a thaw in relations between the two countries though Cuba
did not attend it.

• Further he said that there is a longer journey to be
travelled to overcome the decades of mistrust but critical steps
have to be taken towards a new day.

• In a speech in Little Havana, Obama said that until
there's justice in Cuba, there's no justice anywhere.

• He is also willing for talks with Raul Castro to
strengthen ties he said.

• Obama supports the embargo but optimists hope that his
modest moves will encourage the Democrat controlled government to
do something bold.

• Obama in answer to a blogger's questions said that his
administration was in the process of engagement with the Cuban
government on issues relating to migration and mail service and
was awaiting response from the Cuban administration.

• Obama's answers have not attained anything remarkable
with Cuba but he is ready to pursue direct diplomacy. He says he
isn't interested in talking for the sake of talking.

• During his election campaign he wrote in an opinion
piece in Miami Herald that 'Cuban American connections to family
in Cuba are not only a basic right in humanitarian terms but also
our best tools to foster the beginnings of grass root democracy
on the island.'