VOICED : Cubans gain right

Since 1961, Cuban citizens can now travel abroad without government permits, a change that has been met with enthusiasm. However, financial constraints remain a significant barrier, as the cost of passports and flights is prohibitive for many. The new law is part of broader reforms initiated by Raul Castro, potentially paving the way for further changes in Cuba's communist system. Despite the excitement, economic realities mean that foreign travel is still out of reach for most Cubans.

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