Cuba's Communist Party Seeks Out the Youth
Cuba's Communist Party is meeting in Havana for its first National Conference, and getting young people involved in the affairs of the nation will be high on the agenda. Many say they would like to see new faces in government, stressing the need for generational change in a country where the top leadership is about 80 years old. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from Havana.

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