14 months ago, I announced that we would begin normalizing relations with Cuba - and we've already made significant progress.
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Our flag flies over our Embassy in Havana once again. More Americans are traveling to Cuba than at any time in the last 50 years.
We still have differences with the Cuban government that I will raise directly. America will always stand for human rights around the world.
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Next month, I'll travel to Cuba to advance our progress and efforts that can improve the lives of the Cuban people.
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Here's how we're looking at the road ahead:http://go.wh.gov/4b4M4z
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@POTUS says this as the US bombs 7 Muslim-majority nations, imprisons the most people in the world, brutalizes Indigenous water protectorspic.twitter.com/t5WUHbsUS8
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Hard to overstate the hypocrisy of the US criticizing Cuba on human rights as it tortures people detained without trial on seized Cuban land
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@POTUS what do you think of The Life Of PabloThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@POTUS What about standing up for human rights at home & whistleblowers exposing NatSec coverups, abuse, mass surveillance, torture, fraud? -
@Thomas_Drake1 seems to me that for what@POTUS stands is irrelevant...
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@POTUS By attempting to improperly influence independent UN jurists deciding human rights cases, for example?https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/695775555728359424 … -
@wikileaks@POTUS ahahaha, poor guy, hes just a pawn of the establishment, leave him alone. real change is coming.#feelthebern#Bernie2016
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So America stands for human rights "around the world", but not w/in this country? Hint, hint
#NoDAPL
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