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A new chapter is starting atbetweenforfrominofonwith relations between the USA and Cuba. The two countries have had very little contact atbetweenforfrominofonwith each other atbetweenforfrominofonwith over fifty years. That changed atbetweenforfrominofonwith Wednesday when US President Barack Obama announced he wanted to get the relationship atbetweenforfrominofonwith the USA and Cuba back to normal. One of the first things President Obama wants to do is to restore diplomatic and economic ties. He told reporters that: "Today, America chooses to cut loose the shackles atbetweenforfrominofonwith the past." Cuban President Raul Castro said: "We have agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations." The two sides have been atbetweenforfrominofonwith secret talks atbetweenforfrominofonwith more than a year. Some negotiations were atbetweenforfrominofonwith the Vatican and included help atbetweenforfrominofonwith Pope Francis.

The White House announced a series atbetweenforfrominofonwith actions to reset relations atbetweenforfrominofonwith the two nations. The USA will no longer state that Cuba sponsors terrorism. It will be easier atbetweenforfrominofonwith US citizens to travel to and do business atbetweenforfrominofonwith Cuba. There will also be better telephone and Internet access atbetweenforfrominofonwith people to communicate atbetweenforfrominofonwith each other. A major change is the lifting atbetweenforfrominofonwith the 54-year-old trade embargo that stops US goods going to Cuba and all Cuban goods going to the USA. Mr Castro said he has worked hard atbetweenforfrominofonwith the normalisation of ties with the USA. He said he hoped the two countries could now share a brighter future together. He told reporters: "We must learn the art atbetweenforfrominofonwith coexisting with our differences atbetweenforfrominofonwith a civilised manner."