Despite shifts in Washington, major changes in Cuba remain far down the road
For more than half a century, ordinary Cubans have paid the price of being caught in the stalemate between Castro and Washington.
I remember standing on the famed Havana waterfront, watching Fidel Castro speaking to thousands of his fellow Cubans one night, whipping them into a frenzy about a rumoured attack by American warplanes.
It was great political theatre: the ocean pounding on the seawall, the crowd under the lights, C...
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