Large U.S. Congressional Delegation Visits Cuba
The largest U.S. congressional delegation to visit Cuba since the revolution arrives for meetings with top Cuban officials. To Cubans this signals a possible opening in relations.
Gary Marx, Havana bureau chief for the Chicago Tribune, talks with Steve Inskeep about the trip and its goals.
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