United States offered to Cuba to resume talks on migration.

United States proposed to Cuba to resume talks on migration issues, said May 22, AFP, referring to the representative of the Department of State. According to the diplomat, the resumption of talks must "reaffirm the commitment of the parties to establish a lawful order of migration."
The talks on migration issues were interrupted in 2003 when George Bush Jr., and up until the time is held every two years. One of the reasons for rejection of the negotiations was the fact that the United States accused Cuba of non-compliance with the terms of the migration, signed in 1995.
Several Republican congressmen have called the initiative to Barack Obama next "assignment dictatorial regime", recalling that Cuba still refuses to give exit visas to citizens who have been allowed to enter the United States, thereby violating the above-mentioned agreement.
It reminds the agency, since coming to power of Barack Obama has already made several important steps toward improving relations between the United States and Cuba. In particular, in April 2009 he signed a decree under which Cuba has been removed part superimposed on it in 1962, sanctions.
The U.S. remains the only state in the Western hemisphere, still do not have diplomatic relations with Cuba. As writes The New York Times, it is expected that at the summit of the Organization of American States, which will be held June 2 in Honduras, the countries of Latin America will offer to cancel the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba.