In the past month, there has been a flurry of news features and articles about Cuba ever since President Obama announced that his administration was working to restore ties with the island nation following five decades of hostilities between the two countries.
Some of the articles took a political angle, some a business one, and others focused on anticipated opportunities for curious U.S. travelers.
Some of the articles took a political angle, some a business one, and others focused on anticipated opportunities for curious U.S. travelers.
Inevitably, a certain phrase cropped into some of the coverage, a popular expression used in U.S. news media reports to describe Cuba: that it is “frozen in time.” Or a companion descriptor: “time warp.”