Cuba: Prince Charles meets Cuban president on historic royal visit

W/S Prince of Wales and Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel in Palace of the Revolution, Havana
W/S Guard of Honour
W/S British delegation
M/S Duchess of Cornwall
M/S Guard of Honour
W/S Guard of Honour
M/S Diaz-Canel and Prince Charles walk past Guard of Honour
W/S Diaz-Canel and Prince Charles walk past Guard of Honour
M/S Diaz-Canel and Prince Charles walk past Guard of Honour
C/U Cuba and UK flags
W/S Prince Charles and Diaz-Canel hold private talks
M/S Diaz-Canel
M/S Cuban delegation
W/S Prince Charles and Diaz-Canel hold private talks
M/S Prince Charles
M/S Prince Charles and British delegation
M/S Prince Charles and Diaz-Canel hold private talks
W/S Prince Charles and Diaz-Canel hold private talks
M/S Cuban flag
W/S Palace of the Revolution
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The Prince of Wales met Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Havana on Monday, the second day of Charles' official visit to Havana.
The heir to the British throne was received by Diaz-Canel at the Palace of the Revolution, the president's official seat of residence, where he walked past a Guard of Honour before holding a private bilateral meeting with the Cuban leader.
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall took part in an official dinner hosted by the president and his spouse Lis Cuesta Peraza.
The royal couple have become the first British royals to visit Cuba since the country's 1959 socialist revolution. The three-day trip aims to strengthen British-Cuban ties.