State Newspaper: Cuba Won’t ‘Concede an Inch’ Despite Obama Visit

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Cuba’s state newspaper wrote Wednesday that the country’s political order would not give any ground despite a visit from President Obama later this month.

An editorial in Granma pledged that the long-embargoed nation would cling “to its revolutionary and anti-imperialist ideals,” and that normalized relations with the United States would not lead to reform there.

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