Raul Castro na audiencji u papieża Franciszka

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Cuban president Raul Castro (R) gestures in front of Pope Francis after their private audience at the Vatican on May 10, 2015. Cuban President Raul Castro arrived at the Vatican on Sunday to thank Pope Francis for his role in brokering the rapprochement between Havana and Washington. The first South American pope played a key role in secret negotiations between the United States and Cuba that led to the surprise announcement in December that they would seek to restore diplomatic ties after more than 50 years of tensions. AFP PHOTO/VINCENZO PINTO

headline Raul Castro na audiencji u papieża Franciszka

created date 2015-05-09

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline VINCENZO PINTO

original transmission reference Par8169000

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size 35cm x 24cm by 300dpi

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