Cuban thaw

The Cuban thaw is the process of normalizing relations between Cuba and the United States that took place between 2014 and 2015, after 54 years of absence or bad diplomatic relations between the two countries. HistoryChange the code

In December 2014, a prisoner exchange was made, including the release of Alan Gross.

In April 2015, following the thaw, the United States announces the beginning of the procedure to remove Cuba from the US State Department's list of states supporting terrorism, which is effective 45 days later, if the Senate or the House of Representatives does not object. So on May 29, 2015, Cuba is no longer considered a state supporting terrorism by the United States.

In July 2015, the United States Interests Section in Cuba and the Cuban Interests Section in the United States regain their embassy status. Change the code

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