viernes, 14 de agosto de 2015

CUBA Imágenes exclusivas de la Embajada de EE.UU. en La Habana

El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, John Kerry, sube al avión que lo llevó a La Habana, Cuba. (Crédito: Departamento de Estado de EE.UU.)El edificio de la Embajada estadounidense, que fue Sección de Intereses en los últimos años, en pleno malecón de La Habana (Patrick Oppmann/CNN).
Cubans seeking visas to travel to U.S. line up before 8 a.m. outside the embassy. Throughout much of the revolution, Cubans who left for the U.S. were derided by Cuban officials leaders as "scum" or "worms." But increasingly Cubans move back and forth between the two countries. (Crédito: Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
Workers rush to finish the flag pole outside the U.S. Embassy. Since the closing of the embassy in 1961, the U.S. has been prevented from flying a flag there. Secretary of State John Kerry will be on hand as a Marine guard raises the flag on Friday. (Crédito: Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
U.S. diplomats run over last minute details and check lists before the Embassy opening ceremony. The visit of the Secretary of State is always a complicated thing to plan for, but in a country wracked by shortages and scarcities like Cuba, the logistics are even more daunting. (Crédito: Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
CNN's Havana-based correspondent Patrick Oppmann gets an exclusive first look at the new sign for the U.S. Embassy in Cuba. Diplomats kept the sign in the embassy basement. When the embassy was an Interests Section, U.S. diplomats were unable to display any flags or signs identifying the building as being U.S. property. (Crédito: Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
The Eagle Bar in the U.S. Embassy in Havana. The eagle had originally sat atop a monument to the 260 American sailors who died when the USS Maine exploded in Havana in 1898. The incident triggered the Spanish-American war which ended Spain's years of rule over the island. In January 1961 a mob of Cubans incensed over the rising tensions between the government of Fidel Castro and the United States, tore down the eagle from the monument. But a group of pro-U.S. Cubans rescued the head and brought it to the U.S. Embassy. (Crédito: Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
La oficial administrativo Martina Polt sostiene el nuevo sello de la embajada estadounidense en La Habana. “Esta es la culminación de mucho trabajo de un montón de gente”, dijo a CNN. (Patrick Oppmann/CNN)
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