AP: Cardinal Ortega will address the Cuban public on television tonight
in advance of the Pope’s visit.
The Herald’s Juan Tamayo covers the 20-minute
address.
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1 comment:
Redundancy is rampant in my belief that the Pope's visit will have a profound affect on both sides of the strait's. I may be a tad naive but as I've stated time and time again, the Pope's visit would be a great way to save face from both sides of the political spectrum.
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