A legislative session that will see a historic political transition in Cuba is going to start one day earlier than expected.
Cuban state media reported today that the government moved up the start of a meeting of the National Assembly in which President Raul Castro plans to step down and hand over the office to a younger successor.
The session will now start on Wednesday instead of Thursday.
Website Cubadebate said the session was moved up to prepare for a "session of such importance."
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