I'd pay big money to be in a room with Fidel and Jimmy Carter
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter arrived in Cuba on Sunday and became the first U.S. president -- in or out of office --to visit this communist country since the 1959 revolution that put Fidel Castro in power.
Dressed in a gray suit, Castro, 75, greeted Carter, 77, at the airport with a handshake and symbolically threw open the doors of the island to the former American head of state. Carter, Castro said, could speak with anyone "even if they do not share our endeavors," an obvious reference to human rights groups. He also said Carter could go anywhere �� including Cuban scientific centers, which U.S. officials recently claimed could be working toward making biological weapons.
Carter said he and his wife, Rosalynn, had traveled here as friends of the Cuban people and hoped to meet many during their five-day stay. Carter reminded Cubans that he would be addressing them on live television Tuesday evening.