Obama, Castro to Address Progress, Disagreements in Havana

U.S. President Barack Obama is meeting in Havana with Cuban President Raul Castro. The two leaders are expected to discuss ways to advance normalization and also areas of disagreement, such as human rights. President Obama began the second day of his three-day visit with a wreath-laying ceremony at the monument of the Cuban independence hero Jose Marti at the Plaza of the Revolution. He will then hold talks with Castro at the nearby Revolutionary Palace, one day after making history as...

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