policies he would pursue if elected and how. from how he would run the justice department to his proposal for free public college tuition for everyone. then the democratic front-runner hillary clinton she also spoke at the event. hillary clinton had two major speeches both in florida today. one of them at florida international university, she gave a serious speech about cuba, kind of a hard edge speech on an issue that is more controversial in florida than anywhere in the country. she said that congress should follow up president obama s overtures to normalize relations with cuba by passing a law to get rid of the american trade embargo on cuba. part of the reason the speech was a big deal for secretary clinton, that proposal is a big deal from her, is because it was the clinton administration it was her husband, president bill clinton, who signed that law sha she now wants congress to undo. he signed the bill that put the cuba embargo into u.s. law and made it something that congress
justice. talking about his time as a governor. bernie sanders, he also spoke today. his remarks to do out today for giving a specific policy he would pursue as president if he were elected. it was everything from how he would run the justice department to his proposal for free public college tuition for everyone. and then clinton also spoke today at this event. she had two major speeches both in florida today. one of them was at florida international university. she gave a serious speech about cuba. kind of a hard-edged speech on an issue that is more controversial in florida than it is anywhere in the country. she said that congress should follow up president obama s overtured by passing a law to get rid of the american trade embargo on cuba. part of the reason this speech
private meeting with raul castro and it s expected that he will meet with fidel castro. he called upon cuba to find alternative to marxism. he called himself a pilgrim of charity and reconciliation. he spoke on behalf of the catholic church. in his remarks, the president railed against what he calls the injustices of the american trade embargo against cuba. in an interesting twist here in another pilgrimage between cuban exiles and those here on the island, the arch bishop of miami will come here to the historic cathedral behind me to celebrate