Spanish President to visit Cuba next November

The Cubadebate website states that Sánchez’s trip was agreed at the meeting held in New York on September 25 between the president and Miguel Díaz-Canel, president of Cuba’s Councils of State and Ministers, during their participation in the UN General Assembly, according to EFE news agency.

 
The president’s visit will be the first official visit to the Caribbean nation by a head of the Spanish executive since 1986, according to El País, when his political colleague, Felipe González, also a social democrat, came to the island.
 
“The fact that a Spanish president hasn’t been there in 30 years when our companies are there shows that politics is behind reality,” Sánchez said at a forum organized on Sept. 27 to mark his presence in New York.
 
“What we are going to do with this official visit is to normalize those relations that traditionally we already had in many sectors,” added the President of the Spanish Government, before confessing emotionally at this trip.
 
It will mean “giving normality” in politics to the traditional links that Spain and Cuba have in the economic, social and cultural spheres, he stressed at the time.

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