HAVANA: Michael Doyle, Democratic Congressman from the state of Pennsylvania traveled to Cuba with a delegation of American businessmen and officials to “explore possible academic, economic and sports associations’, state media reported Saturday in the Caribbean country.
“We look forward to the day when the US policy finally change and travel bans are removed, and the blockade of Cuba, and we can have a beneficial relationship for both countries,” Doyle said.
The Congressman came to the Island this week with some 20 businessmen, academics and officials from the city of Pittsburgh to study investment opportunities in sectors such as telecommunications, agriculture and energy.
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