Cuba - Letter to Obama: Make freedom of the press and access to information priorities in Cuba

Reporters without borders

Next week, President Barack Obama will visit Cuba, the first sitting President of the United States to do so since 1928. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has written an open letter to President Obama asking him to consider freedom of the press and access to information top priorities during his trip. Paris, March 18, 2016 Dear Mr. President, While you are about to embark on a landmark visit to Cuba next week, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges you to make freedom of the press and (...)

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